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"From a distance you see nothing," said Nathan often. Since the death of this beloved brother, Sarah feels more and more irrelevant to her life so far "so perfect." The heart on the run, she fled to Japan and takes refuge in a small village at the foot of the cliffs. Nathan claimed to have found peace there, with some Natsume. Revisiting the scene of election of the brother disappeared, Sarah hopes to get closer, the last time from him. But it is her own story she will rediscover her own risk. With a script that makes the room feel, printing, landscape both inside and outside, Olivier Adam describes the smallest movements of the heart and asks the big questions that bother.
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A very melancholy novel, which takes the time to read. Olivier Adam wrote on themes he has already discussed: the loss of a loved one to question ...
Here Sarah, who lost his brother Nathan. They were both very close. Sarah back at times on these bonds that united them, their parents and described the kind of relationship they maintained. Despite their strong similarity of characters, their paths deflected on entering the workforce. Sarah has a quiet life, tidy, classic. When Nathan was a dreamer, had had trouble finding his place in society.
When Sarah learns the death of her beloved brother, she had difficulty recovering. It is as if he had amputated a limb. She wants to know why. It starts
Japan - the most interesting part for me when playing, not because of the exotic travel but overlooked the character. In wanting to walk again in the footsteps of Nathan, it calls into question, realize that there was much that was wrong with his quiet life ...
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