22 April 1968 30 mins
A writer goes through a prolonged ritual of preparation but is unable to put a word on paper.
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Pascal Aubier Director
Pascal Aubier Writer
Pascal Aubier Producer
Pascal Aubier Editor
Pierre Alibert Co-Producer
Luc Perini Sound Recordist
France 22 April 1968
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