I’M ON EARTH

What a singular poet’s life for Charles Pennequin: his poetry, that turns everything into a verse, he reads it everywhere, for everyone, from culturally elitist theatres to cafeteria’s workers. As a young filmmaking admirer of his work and generous approach, Stephen Loye leaves his province and travels with him on a colourful tour of France. Since Pennequin’s art and life break the walls that partition social classes, Je suis sur terre dreams of and surveys a playground which would abolish any opposition between popular culture and dedication of a contemporary experimentation of poetry. (C.N.)