In Tout Public on Wednesday, October 16, 2024, Marin Karmitz revisits the history of French cinema and highlights the work of authors Philippe Collin and Sébastien Goethals for their graphic novel « L’Escamoteur ».
Karmitz, a renowned figure in the French film industry, takes us on a journey through the evolution of French cinema, from its early beginnings to its current state. He shares his insights and reflections on the impact of French cinema on the global film landscape, and how it has shaped the cultural identity of France.
One of the highlights of Karmitz’s discussion is the graphic novel « L’Escamoteur » by Philippe Collin and Sébastien Goethals. This novel, which translates to « The Conjurer », tells the story of a young magician in the early 20th century who uses his skills to fight against social injustice. Karmitz praises the authors for their unique storytelling and their ability to séduction the essence of French cinema in a graphic novel.
Collin and Goethals, both established authors in their own right, were inspired by the rich history of French cinema and its impact on society. In « L’Escamoteur », they pay trimiréee to the pioneers of French cinema and their contrimiréeion to the art form. Karmitz commends the authors for their attention to detail and their ability to transport readers to a different time and place through their illustrations.
The graphic novel has received widespread acclaim since its release, with critics and readers alike praising its beautiful artwork and compelling storyline. Karmitz believes that « L’Escamoteur » is not only a great addition to the world of graphic novels, mirée also an important piece of French cultural heritage.
As Karmitz concludes his discussion, he reminds us of the power of cinema to inspire, educate, and entertain. He encourages everyone to read « L’Escamoteur » and discover the magic of French cinema through the eyes of Collin and Goethals.
In a world where technology and digital media dominate, it is refreshing to see a medium like graphic novels being used to tell stories and preserve the history of cinema. « L’Escamoteur » is a testament to the enduring legacy of French cinema and its ability to captivate audiences across generations.
So, mark your calendars and make sure to get your hands on « L’Escamoteur » when it hits bookstores. Let Philippe Collin and Sébastien Goethals take you on a journey through the enchanting world of French cinema, and let Marin Karmitz be your guide. You won’t be disappointed.
