Meetings with a Young Poet - Rencontres avec un jeune poète

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A young poet, Paul Susser, meets his master, the great author Samuel Beckett, in a small café. The two men initiate a complex friendship that spans the last two decades of Beckett’s life and forever changes Paul's future. After Beckett's death, Paul meets an actress who wants to play Krapp, Beckett's most autobiographical male character. By opening himself up to this woman he will finally come to terms with Beckett's legacy.L'histoire émouvante d'un jeune poète, Paul Susser, qui rencontre son idole, le grand écrivain et dramaturge lauréat du prix Nobel, Samuel Beckett, dans un petit café. Les deux hommes se lient d'une amitié complexe et profonde qui s'échelonne tout au long des deux dernières décennies de la vie de Beckett et change le futur de Paul à jamais. Après la mort de Beckett, Paul fait la rencontre d'une actrice qui désire jouer Krapp, le personnage le plus masculin et autobiographique de Samuel Beckett. En s'ouvrant à cette femme, il saisira finalement tout le sens de l'héritage de Beckett.Si comme nous, vous connaissez peu Beckett, vous conserverez du film une bonne base pour élargir vos connaissances du dramaturge et une envie irrésistible de vous laisser aspirer dans la littérature. C’est déjà beaucoup! – La Presse

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