Émile Zola documentary

Émile Édouard Charles Antoine Zola (2 April 1840 - 29 September 1902) was a French novelist, journalist, playwright, the best-known practitioner of the literary school of naturalism, and an important contributor to the development of theatrical naturalism. He was a major figure in the political liberalization of France and in the exoneration of the falsely accused and convicted army officer Alfred Dreyfus, which is encapsulated in his renowned newspaper opinion headlined J'Accuse…!  Zola was nominated for the first and second Nobel Prize in Literature in 1901 and 1902.
Émile Zola documentary. Emile Zola documentary
2001

[@mouseandryforever6848]

Emile Zola is my all time fave french author. Fecundite is an amazing novel. I have all his books. I read them over and over again

[@MariMorti]

More than a writer, Zola has that powerful journalistic touch in every book and articles he had published .. Germinal is one exemple !

[@claudettedelphis6476]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful
Biography of such a monumental writer 🙏💜
His “ J’acuse “ is a formidable cry for Justice 🍀

[@reynasandoval9584]

Thank you for bringing alive memories of such a great man that I did not know now I do want to know more about his work Gracias mil

[@AuthorDocumentaries]

You're welcome. I've read 3 so far. My favorite is Nana.

[@missatrebor]

Lovely well researched documentary, lovely pictures, lovely photographs, and then the beautiful Eric Satie music in the background. Bravo! I am again deeply into the Rougon Maquard family series and I wanted to get the feel of Paris 1856 again as I somehow lost it after reading The Kill too long ago. So happily I found you. And as I am an avid reader I immediately subscribed.
I love the way you pronounce the word "rue".
I study art history and you mentioned Fantin Latour, didn't know him, thank you.

[@ianwest691]

Excellent biography- I was keen to learn about his life after reading Therese Raquin- the piece of music at the ending credits- any ideas what it is? It’s so moving.

[@ahuddleston6512]

Just stumbled upon your channel and immediately subscribed. I love learning more about the lives of my favourite authors.

[@AuthorDocumentaries]

Thanks! Same here. I can relate to many of them.

[@daressalaam47]

well done. i enjoyed this summary of a 'storyteller of great power'.... 'no writer could do more'.

[@chengchili2039]

Thank you so much for this documentary

[@AuthorDocumentaries]

Welcome, friend!

[@sukayyali2328]

What a summary
Thank you 👏👏👏

[@jeffdawson2786]

Thank you for your documentaries in the famous authors series, esp., Balzac and Zola.

[@AuthorDocumentaries]

Welcome! I'm reading L'Assomoir right now. Love those French authors

[@rahawa774]

What is the introduction music? so lovely

[@freddydanielmercadomendoza7559]

Great biography!! Maybe some video about Alfred Musset 👌

[@maroru7577]

He and his mother lived in extreme poverty for sometime before getting the job at Hachette.

[@neledemeulemeester754]

To me he was the greatest sriter that ever lived. But this documentary fails to mention that he alienated all his (old) friends by writing about them.

[@AmitMondal-vg1yw]

Great.love from BANGLADESH

[@xyzllii]

His house.. His garden...no mention of any input from his wife. Chances are, she created the house design...planted flowers for the garden for THEIR friends to enjoy?

[@doreekaplan2589]

Led a double life. Stuck by the wife." What does that mean while living wirh another family of 3?

[@nezihegures6632]

Emili zolayi turkce dinlemek istiyorum ok

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block is hot time to dip to debased great britain

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I completely agree. What does that sentence mean though?

[@Jack-un5im]

Means that the beef is too much, gotta dip out before shit gets too real...ain't no thing as halfway crooks