André Téchiné

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André Téchiné's filmmaking is intricately examined through the lens of significant historical and cultural events, such as the Algerian War and May 1968, as well as the influence of renowned figures like Barthes and Bergman. The monograph delves into his unique portrayal of sexuality and national identity across sixteen feature films, highlighting his innovative approach to gay relationships and the complexities of North African culture within France. It also addresses the dynamic between Paris and Téchiné's southwestern roots, offering a comprehensive understanding of his contributions to cinema.