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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It’s the same sun beating down on us all, Albert Camus memorably conveyed in his oft-debated 1942 novel “The Stranger,” it’s just ...

François Ozon’s adaptation of the 1942 novella L’Etranger passionately honours the original text while bringing a contemporary perspective to its themes of empire and race A heatstricken reverie of ...

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So you want to make a film adaptation of a literary classic. What path do you take in tackling it? The result is a film that’s both incredibly faithful to the acclaimed book and also quietly radical ...

First published in 1942, Albert Camus' The Stranger - also known as The Outsider - was a popular fashion accessory in the post-punk '70s, being heavy in content and light enough in weight to carry ...

Nine years ago, when I asked director extraordinaire François Ozon about being honored regularly by critics’ groups worldwide, he replied, “Awards are like hemorrhoids. Sooner or later every asshole ...

VENICE — Adapting a book for the screen is always "a betrayal," French director François Ozon says, but in bringing Albert Camus' "The Stranger" to the Venice Film Festival he hopes to generate fresh ...

So many politicians and pundits misuse the term “existential crisis” that French director François Ozon must rectify it with his new film version of The Stranger, the 1942 Albert Camus novel that ...

François Ozon’s Albert Camus adaptation The Stranger mustered a seven-minute ovation to cries of “bravo” on Tuesday as it premiered in competition at Venice. The prolific director has previously ...

'The Stranger,' financed and produced by Gaumont, world premieres today in competition at the Venice Film Festival. When Francois Ozon embarked on the daunting big-screen adaptation of Albert Camus’ ...

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