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"Jos and Pilar," a documentary by Miguel Gonalves Mendes, is a deeply moving story about love, loss and literature. It follows the days of Jos Saramago, the Nobel-laureate Portuguese novelist, and his wife, Pilar del Rio. The film shows their whirlwind life of international travel, his passion for completing his masterpiece, "The Elephant's Journey" and how their love quietly sustains them throughout. "Jose and Pilar" reveals the hidden Saramago, unravels any preconceived notions about him, and proves that genius and simplicity are indeed compatible. It is a funny and touching portrait on the endurance of the artistic spirit. A glimpse into the life of one of the greatest creators of the 20th century, it shows us that, as Saramago says, "There is always another way to say everything." De 2006 2008, le quotidien du romancier portugais Jos Saramago (L'Aveuglement, La lucidit), qui sent la mort approcher. Une situation angoissante pour le prix Nobel de littrature, qui ne veut pas laisser derrire lui son pouse bien-aime, la journaliste espagnole Pilar del Rio. Loin d'tre sinistre ou macabre, Jos e Pilar pouse le rythme de vie trpidant du couple que formaient l'auteur et l'amour de sa vie, qui n'avait rien de la muse passive.

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