Le Diable au Corps
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A sulphurous work, scandalous in that it undoubtedly tells the most intense and deepest love story in literature – in an ultimate snub to propriety and what will be said about it. we.
Author : Raymond Radigue
Publishing House : Hachette BNF
Release date : Octobre 2018
The first novel by a writer who died at the age of twenty and one of Gérard Philipe’s finest roles. In 1918, a high school student, François (first name only used in the film), falls in love with a young woman, Marthe, whose fiancé, Jacques, is at the front.
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