François Ozon premieres adaptation of Camus' The Stranger in London

French director François Ozon premiered his adaptation of Albert Camus’ The Stranger in London, aiming to address contemporary themes of indifference and detachment. Ozon noted the original text's marginalization of Arab voices, stating, "The Arabs didn’t exist for the colonists." His film seeks to modernize this classic while confronting historical and political context.

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