River Léthé, the river of  hell, allows the dead who cross it to forget the memories of their life. As evening falls on a small Greek island, is the boat that enters the bay at the beginning of the film there to disembark the living or take away the dead?...

“This tiny thing, he says, is a whole book.” The first poem by Thierry Metz that we hear in the film hints at what the poet’s oeuvre will be. Poetry is everywhere – in small household things, in a resting body, in men working on the building site.  The film...