Atiq Rahimi to Hold Literary Meeting at Monaco's Louis Notari Library
The Franco-Afghan author and filmmaker engages with themes of exile and identity in upcoming event.
On March 20, 2025, Monaco's Louis Notari Library will host a literary meeting with renowned Franco-Afghan author and filmmaker Atiq Rahimi.
Born in Afghanistan in February 1962, Rahimi is acclaimed for his explorations of themes central to human experience, including exile, war, and the quest for identity.
Atiq Rahimi gained significant recognition for his novel _Syngué sabour.
Pierre de patience_, which was awarded the prestigious Prix Goncourt in 2008. The award is one of the most esteemed accolades in French literature, emphasizing the novel's impact within the literary community.
During the event, Rahimi is expected to discuss his personal inspirations and unique journey as an expatriate, detailing how his experiences of exile have influenced his work.
He will highlight the interplay between literature and cinema in his life, illustrating how these mediums have allowed him to create transcultural dialogues.
The meeting will take place at the Louis Notari Library, located at 8 Rue Louis Notari, with the event starting at 18:00. Admission is free, and further information can be obtained by contacting the library at the provided telephone number.
Born in Afghanistan in February 1962, Rahimi is acclaimed for his explorations of themes central to human experience, including exile, war, and the quest for identity.
Atiq Rahimi gained significant recognition for his novel _Syngué sabour.
Pierre de patience_, which was awarded the prestigious Prix Goncourt in 2008. The award is one of the most esteemed accolades in French literature, emphasizing the novel's impact within the literary community.
During the event, Rahimi is expected to discuss his personal inspirations and unique journey as an expatriate, detailing how his experiences of exile have influenced his work.
He will highlight the interplay between literature and cinema in his life, illustrating how these mediums have allowed him to create transcultural dialogues.
The meeting will take place at the Louis Notari Library, located at 8 Rue Louis Notari, with the event starting at 18:00. Admission is free, and further information can be obtained by contacting the library at the provided telephone number.
