The book Albert Camus ‘The Stranger’ gets a scene at the Venice Film Festival
VENICE: Adaptation of a book for the screen is always “a betrayal”, says French director François Ozon, but bringing Albert Camus ” The stranger At the Venice Film Festival he hopes to create a new discussion about a French classic. He shot in black and white, the film follows Meursault, a detached young Frenchman living in colonial Algeria in the 1930s who kills an Arabs on a beach and has been tried, with a possible death penalty hanging on him. Ozon, 57 years old, is one of France’s most productive filmmakers, known for projects such as Pool, 8 women and



