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Director Francois Ozon's black-and-white "The Stranger" adaptation premieres at Venice, offering a modern take on colonial tensions.
French director Francois Ozon has adapted Albert Camus's novel "The Stranger" for the Venice Film Festival.
Set in colonial Algeria, the film stars Benjamin Voisin as Meursault, a French Algerian who kills an Arab man.
Ozon's version, shot in black and white, gives the victim a name and expands the role of his sister to offer a more contemporary perspective.
Critics praised the film for its portrayal of disaffection and colonial tensions.
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La adaptación en blanco y negro de "The Stranger" del director François Ozon se estrena en Venecia, ofreciendo una visión moderna de las tensiones coloniales.