Catherine Annau, a writer and filmmaker, dives into the enduring legacy of Louis Hémon's 1913 novel, 'Maria Chapdelaine.' She discusses the emotional journey of Maria, illustrating her struggles with love and identity in the Quebec wilderness. The conversation explores the cultural impact of the novel, its adaptations, and its reflection on traditional versus modern values in society. Annau highlights how this iconic tale continues to resonate, influencing art and literature while shaping modern identities through its timeless themes.
