Marcel Nu, by Frédéric Naud and Jeanne Videau

Originally, it is a true story, that of Marcel Nuss, writer and poet, multiply disabled with a body deformed by illness, and his wife Jill, adopted in Chile at a very young age and who was in turn a mechanic, video jockey, escort girl... These two love each other and are inhabited by a sacred fire, a zest for life that makes them shatter taboos, illuminate shadowy areas, and bring truths bursting forth. Besides, tonight, while they are invited to a trashy TV show, it will quickly spiral out of control of its star host... For an adult audience (> 16 years old) After the show, stay to chat with the artists for our \"Right to Love\" discussion with Frédéric Naud, Jeanne Videau and Jill Nuss Where does our idea of a \"lovable\", \"desirable\" body come from? Is it the body that sets a limit, or society's view of it? What place is given to pleasure, sensuality, and joy in our representations of disability? Marcel Nu is the story of Marcel and his wife Jill Nuss (in videoconference with us), secretary of APPAS, association for the promotion of the sexuality of people with disabilities.