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Point Omega by Don DeLillo · Booklabria

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Point Omega

Romans, nouvellesProduction and direction

Point Omega

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First published: 2010
Editions: 14 in 8 languages

Synopsis

Richard Elster, universitaire à la retraite, accueille sans enthousiasme Jim Finley, un jeune cinéaste qui souhaite le filmer pour en connaître un peu plus sur sa collaboration scientifique avec le Pentagone pendant la guerre d'Irak. Ils seront bientôt rejoints dans le désert par la fille d'Elster, Jessie, qui un jour disparaît pour ne plus revenir ... [SDM].

Subjects: Romans, nouvelles
Production and direction
Skönlitteratur
Documentary films
Official secrets
Production et réalisation
Set in: Förenta staterna

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14 in 8 languages

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English4 Spanish2 Chinese1 French1 All 8 languages

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