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Screening in the presence of director Marie BÉCHAUX With La Fleur à moustaches, I adopt the gaze of an Alzheimer’s patient, and the camera becomes a link between my grandmother and me, between her world and ours. In the Landes forest, she marveled at the smallest things and became a guide. But for how long? At her side, her husband, Claude, also 92, reluctantly contemplates placing her in a retirement home. Preview
Screening in the presence of director Marie BÉCHAUX With La Fleur à moustaches, I adopt the gaze of an Alzheimer’s patient, and the camera becomes a link between my grandmother and me, between her world and ours. In the Landes forest, she marveled at the smallest things and became a guide. But for how long? At her side, her husband, Claude, also 92, reluctantly contemplates placing her in a retirement home. Preview
Screening in the presence of director Marie BÉCHAUX With La Fleur à moustaches, I adopt the gaze of an Alzheimer’s patient, and the camera becomes a link between my grandmother and me, between her world and ours. In the Landes forest, she marveled at the smallest things and became a guide. But for how long? At her side, her husband, Claude, also 92, reluctantly contemplates placing her in a retirement home. Preview
Screening in the presence of director Marie BÉCHAUX With La Fleur à moustaches, I adopt the gaze of an Alzheimer’s patient, and the camera becomes a link between my grandmother and me, between her world and ours. In the Landes forest, she marveled at the smallest things and became a guide. But for how long? At her side, her husband, Claude, also 92, reluctantly contemplates placing her in a retirement home. Preview
Screening in the presence of director Marie BÉCHAUX With La Fleur à moustaches, I adopt the gaze of an Alzheimer’s patient, and the camera becomes a link between my grandmother and me, between her world and ours. In the Landes forest, she marveled at the smallest things and became a guide. But for how long? At her side, her husband, Claude, also 92, reluctantly contemplates placing her in a retirement home. Preview