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Tchan-Zâca 

At the farewell ceremony of a recently deceased friend, a young woman recalls how they met a painter that used their life as a subject for his works. A journey between fiction and reality into the mind of a painter, told by a fictional model. Inspired by the work of Jonathan Delachaux, and the lives, wanderings, and creation of his four characters, Naïma, Johan, Vassili and Arthur.
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At the farewell ceremony of a recently deceased friend, a young woman recalls how they met a painter that used their life as a subject for his works. A journey between fiction and reality into the mind of a painter, told by a fictional model. Inspired by the work of Jonathan Delachaux, and the lives, wanderings, and creation of his four characters, Naïma, Johan, Vassili and Arthur.

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