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Kessel: A Lion
Forty years after Joseph Kessel's death, cigarette in hand in his armchair, a spellbinding exploration of the thousand and one lives of the adventurous writer, fascinated by the human race.
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Forty years after Joseph Kessel's death, cigarette in hand in his armchair, a spellbinding exploration of the thousand and one lives of the adventurous writer, fascinated by the human race.
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