A blank voice in the middle of the night tells Michael Ferrier of
the deaths of his friend Francois and his daughter Bahia. In the
following devastation, speech resumes and memories return: how two
young loners meet and connect, their years of study, their passion
for cinema and radio. Memories unfold and gradually come together
in a chronicle of friendship and a memorial to a lost friend.
Francois, Portrait of an Absent Friend is both an elegy to a friend
and a wonderfully delicate, poetic look at friendship in general.
Ferrier tells us how friendships are formed, how they are lost, how
they are maintained, and what happens when they are taken from us.
From Paris to Japan, Ferrier transports us to the writer's time and
the place as we feel the pain, the bitterness, and the longing left
by Francois' death.
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