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The film focuses on Robert Saint-Rose, a dreamer from Martinique Island in 1974, who aspires to be the first Frenchman on the moon. Inspired by the writings of Aimé Césaire, a prominent Martiniquais poet and politician, Saint-Rose's ambition reflects the cultural and historical context of the time, particularly in relation to space exploration and the influence of poetry on personal dreams.
Directed by Gilles Elie-Dit-Cosaque, the documentary features a cast that includes Delfonise T., Claude Cayol, and André Louri. The film runs for 52 minutes and intertwines themes of astronomy and literature, showcasing how the aspirations of individuals can be shaped by their cultural backgrounds and historical moments.
Why Watch
- •Meet Robert Saint-Rose, a unique lunar dreamer.
- •Discover Aimé Césaire's influence on space aspirations.
- •See the cultural backdrop of Martinique in the 1970s.
Did You Know
•Robert Saint-Rose is also known as Zétwall, meaning Star in Creole.
•Aimé Césaire, who inspired Saint-Rose, lived from 1913 to 2008.
•The film is set in Martinique Island during the year 1974.
•The documentary has a total runtime of 52 minutes.
Perfect For
Space exploration enthusiastsFans of Caribbean culturePoetry lovers