L'art de de s'egarer ou l'image du bonheur

The documentary delves into the last moments of Walter Benjamin, a significant figure in philosophy and literature, as he navigates his final journey from Cerberus to Port-Bou. Directed by an unnamed filmmaker, the film uniquely intertwines Benjamin's story with the real-life incident of the director's stolen camera during production, adding a layer of complexity to the narrative.

This film appeals to collectors interested in documentaries that tackle historical and philosophical subjects. It reflects on pivotal moments in history, exploring the intersections of fate, identity, and the human experience through the eyes of a renowned intellectual. This film is not just a portrayal of Benjamin’s last day but an artistic commentary on the nature of memory and loss.