Aragon, Matisse's novelle (Richard Dindo, 2003)

In 1941, the writers Louis Aragon and Elsa Triolet fled the Nazi-occupied zone of France, arriving in Nice. There they met and befriended Henri Matisse. Aragon resolved to write a book about the grat painter, but it wasn't until 1970, just after Elsa's death, that he finally completed "Henri Matisse, roman". Directed by: Richard Dindo Written by: Richard Dindo Assistant Directors: Myriam Ménassé, Jean-Robert Cuttaïa Sound: Laurent Pellissier, Cyril Couchoud Edited by: Rainer Maria Trinkler Sound Mixing: Roger Dupuis https://www.imdb.com/fr/title/tt7528354/