
Drawing inspiration from 300 interviews conducted between 2020 and 2021, Guillaume Poix writes "Un Sacre," weaving a chronicle of loss that, through "small" personal stories, arrives at the "grand" History of humanity. Stories of death of people who loved passionately, sacrificed for others, traveled across the sea for a better future, were mourned, or were never sought by anyone, united by the relentless mortality of humankind.

By Guillaume Poix (based on an idea by Lorraine de Sagazan)
Drawing inspiration from 300 interviews conducted between 2020 and 2021, Guillaume Poix writes "Un Sacre," weaving a chronicle of loss that, through "small" personal stories, arrives at the "grand" History of humanity. Stories of death of people who loved passionately, sacrificed for others, traveled across the sea for a better future, were mourned, or were never sought by anyone, united by the relentless mortality of humankind.