Dr. Sarah Gendron suggests;
TEXTS:
Frédéric Brun, Perla. A son recounts the story of his mother who was a concentration camp survivor. The resultant text is a beautiful weaving together of his life with hers, the past with the present, and a Germany known for its romantic poets with one scarred by Nazism. (120 pp)Françoise Dorner, La fille du rang derrière. The story of a woman whose empty marriage leads her to create a new identity so as to seduce her own husband. (128 pp).
FILMS:
Ne le dit à personne (2006). A brilliant thriller about a man who loses his wife in a brutal murder only to later learn that she may still be alive.
Belle de jour (1967). The story of a woman who lives a double life as an upstanding doctor's wife and a prostitute.
C.R.A.Z.Y (2005). A French Canadian film about a young man as he struggles to reconcile his conservative family and his burgeoning homosexuality.
