The wild State
the wild State is a novel of Georges Conchon, published in 1964 which received the Prix Goncourt
Presentation
1960, in a young African republic. In spite of the decolonization, certain Gravenoire continues its traffics. A man draws up himself: Patrice Doumbé, Minister for health and just man. But its outspokenness attracts solids enmities to him among his/her colleagues and within the white community, since he saw with Laurence, ex-mistress of Gravenoire…
Analyzes and comments
Prolongations
- the film adaptation by Francis Girod date of 1977
References and bonds
- Encyclopedia of the cinema
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