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MEDI1TV Afrique : #Chronique_culture du 27-09-24 - 27/09/2024

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00:00Welcome to Mediain TV and books.

00:11In this chronicle is the 33rd novel by Amélie Nothan,

00:14the impossible return that it brings to Japan.

00:17In the Land of the Rising Sun, it is the paternal figure

00:20that reappears as a shadow, a guide.

00:22The Belgian novelist, nostalgic, returns to Japan,

00:25country of her childhood.

00:27Amélie Nothan does not like to travel,

00:30but in a hurry by a friend to accompany her to Japan,

00:33she accepts, just after confinement,

00:36to put the cap back on this country

00:39where she spent her childhood

00:42and thought she could live for a while

00:45before putting her suitcases in Paris.

00:48A ten-day journey between Kyoto and Tokyo

00:51accompanied by an unparalleled friend,

00:55photographer, allergic and tempestuous.

00:58Let's listen to Amélie Nothan.

01:25Amélie Nothan is a Japanese novelist.

01:28Amélie Nothan is a Japanese novelist.

01:31Amélie Nothan is a Japanese novelist.

01:34Amélie Nothan is a Japanese novelist.

01:37Amélie Nothan is a Japanese novelist.

01:40Amélie Nothan is a Japanese novelist.

01:43Amélie Nothan is a Japanese novelist.

01:46Amélie Nothan is a Japanese novelist.

01:49Amélie Nothan is a Japanese novelist.

01:52Amélie Nothan is a Japanese novelist.

01:55Amélie Nothan doesn't like travelling.

01:58Too many departures, too many young people,

02:01and farewells due to the affections of her father.

02:04A father who gave her love of letters and books,

02:07but also an unfathomable and tentacular nostalgia

02:10that he grasped as soon as she returned to the known land.

02:13Thus, the impossible return is, in a way, the last journey.

02:16To prepare for it, to stress the author considerably,

02:19to live it, is frightening to her.

02:22Why? Because Japan is an identity country

02:25that alone, and above all entirely, gave meaning to her life.

02:28Let's listen again to Amélie Nothan.

02:31My childhood was in the south of Japan,

02:34in the Kyoto region, in Kansai,

02:37in Japan as we imagine it, in ancient Japan.

02:40I discovered Tokyo as a young adult

02:43in this famous project to become Japanese.

02:47My father is a very important figure in this story

02:50because he discovered Japan

02:53when I was born.

02:56He fell in love with this country

02:59and fell in love with its unparalleled violence.

03:02He was 30 years old when he learned Japanese,

03:05but better than a Japanese.

03:08He became the first non-Japanese in the world

03:11to professionally sing the Noh,

03:15my father had a double cap of Belgian ambassador

03:18and singer of Noh.

03:21I don't count the number of nights

03:24I accompanied my father to sing the Noh at the temple.

03:27It's very exhilarating to see your father sing the Noh at the temple.

03:30Amélie Nothan's impossible return is an autobiographical book

03:33by a writer with a flesh-and-blood sensitivity

03:36who is sometimes overwhelmed by her emotions

03:39for the most banal reasons, such as the loss of a transport ticket

03:43which leads to the drama.

03:46All these moments let the sincerity of the author explode.

03:49What to remember from this journey?

03:52The impossible return is a book imbued with nostalgia

03:55for a past that is always present,

03:58but also a generous, funny and full of love story

04:01for the country of her childhood.

04:04A journey to discover in Amélie Nothan's latest novel,

04:07the impossible return, published by Albin Michel.

04:10I read it when I was 18 years old.

04:13It was a huge shock for me.

04:16I was waiting for the opportunity to read it again.

04:19I said to myself,

04:22Tokyo would be perfect for a re-reading of Huismans.

04:25I was absolutely right.

04:28But I didn't know for what semantic reason

04:31it would be so important to re-read Huismans.

04:34It's because I was going to re-read myself.

04:38It happens to all of us, one day or another,

04:41to go back to our roots.

04:44We all want to see the place where we spent our childhood,

04:47our youth.

04:50But there comes a time,

04:53when we are no longer exactly a loser of the year,

04:58when it is particularly effective.

05:01And this confrontation of

05:04re-reading Huismans in Tokyo,

05:10it was like an emotional attack.

05:16And finally, some music.

05:19Gloria Bache, native of the city of Goma in RDC,

05:22is making a place for herself in the sun

05:25with her new song, Cascade.

05:28Former hip-hop dancer, Gloria Bache,

05:31is making a place for herself in the sun

05:34with her new song, Cascade.

05:37Former hip-hop dancer, Gloria Bache,

05:40is making a place for herself in the sun

05:43with her new song, Cascade.

05:46Let's listen to an excerpt.

06:01Let's listen to an excerpt.

06:31And of course on our digital media, medianews.com.

07:01And of course on our digital media, medianews.com.

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