Show La Clau 'L'homme seul' by Sebastien Lanz

Cinéma l'Eden, Rue du 19 mars 1962

Sometime, a homeless man wakes up. He lights a cigarette butt, drains a few swigs from a beer can and talks. He knows no one is listening but that is why he speaks to us, alone. In his play 'L’homme seul', Seb Lanz stages Fred Guittet who articulates through the lens of his life story the testimonies of homeless people he met during night rounds in the streets of Lyon. This man alone is the Saint Francois d’Assise of Christian Bobin’s novel, the Very Low, stripped of everything, inner philosopher. Not by choice, no. He is a life accident and he has chosen to own up to it, to…