1:07:01
So, as Veronique's big enemy,
Malraux says,
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liberty doesn't always
have clean hands.
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Veronique, what's the matter?
1:07:12
Problems?
1:07:14
I have too many enemies.
1:07:16
Enemies? You? But who?
1:07:20
You know, the warlords,
1:07:22
the bureaucrats,
magnates and landowners
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and the reactionary intellectuals.
1:07:28
Those are my enemies.
1:07:31
Well, that makes a lot
of enemies, indeed.
1:07:34
What are you up to?
1:07:36
Not much.
1:07:39
Writing in Les Temps Modernes
as always, and some books.
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ENCOUNTER WITH FRANClS JEANSON
and some books.
1:07:48
For this year I have a new project.
1:07:53
What?
1:07:54
I want to do cultural action.
1:07:57
But what's that?
1:07:59
I don't think
anyone really knows yet.
1:08:02
And I want to try an experiment.
1:08:05
But culture and action
are old words.
1:08:08
Yes, but culture is cut off
from action now.
1:08:13
At least it seems so.
1:08:15
So it doesn't interest me.
1:08:17
- Besides, I agree with you.
- You do?
1:08:21
What interests me is
1:08:24
that culture gives control
of the world.
1:08:27
Concretely, when will you do it?
1:08:30
I start in two months.
1:08:33
The experiment will last a year.
1:08:36
Because I want to see
what's possible.
1:08:38
What is the experiment?
1:08:42
With a whole team,
we're going to try...
1:08:47
- In what area?
- Acting, for example.
1:08:49
- Theatre?
- Yes, in a theatre at Chalon.
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The Bourgogne Theatre.
We'll try to...
1:08:57
You'll move out of town?
1:08:59
Im going to Bourgogne.