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Florian Beaume n the producer of the Spleen serie is with no doubt from Grasse, born and bred. But, what about Baudelaire ? Well, he is also from Grasse ! Did you know it ? In fact, through his mother Caroline Archimbaut-Dufaye, he is a descendent of Antoine and Honor\u00e9 Girard, both merchant- perfumers in Grasse !<\/p>\n
<\/h3>\nLet\u2019s enter behind the scene of Spleen<\/strong><\/h3>\n <\/strong><\/p>\nIn a way, Baudelaire is ever since, part of my life. As a matter of fact, Eug\u00e8ne de Broisse, who was Auguste Poulet-Malassis\u2019s associate and brother in law, the editor of Les Fleurs du Mal, is a distant cousin of my family. So, I learnt about the hustles caused and around the publication of this poem book. I wanted, also and first of all, update the history \u00bb tells me Florian.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Photo @Simon Roche<\/p><\/div>\n
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Spleen, is above all a fiction. That is why, Florian worked with Selma Guettaf<\/a>, a young librarian and the author of the book \u00ab Loin d\u2019une romance \u00bb published at La P\u2019tite Hel\u00e8ne Editions<\/a>. More, it is from a selection of documents that Florian has built his story. \u00ab I did not want to be worried by the true story and somewhat by my personal and family story. Nethertheless, the documents were to help the story telling. \u00bb says Florian to me.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
Florian Beaume\u2019s guide line and message<\/strong><\/h3>\n <\/strong><\/p>\nOne of the first idea is to show how each character around Baudelaire, happen to be embarked into the publication and falls into a marasmus, the Spleen. All along the episodes, it is imprtant to introduce all the characters, while at the same time, to highlight the different themes of this book, Les Fleurs du Mal. One can see the disease, the erotism, anticlericalism, the artificial paradises\u2026 Finally, all those themes are pointed out alternately by the different characters.<\/p>\n
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Among, the numerous poems of Baudelaire, I appreciate \u00ab Le Serpent qui danse. In fact, it is a poem that is mentioned in the series. Moreover, this amosphere between nightmare and dream is interesting. As there is the vision of this woman snake who plunges you into this dream. This poem is heady, erotic and animalic. Besides this atmosphere, it was important for me to find the best way to show on the screen, the disease and the suffering. As the theme of the disease is permanently present in Baudelaire\u2019s work. More, his acquaintances such as Apollinie Sabatier, Jeanne Duval, his muses and Sarah Lourchette were all suffering of syphilis.<\/p>\n
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What about perfume in Spleen<\/strong><\/h3>\n <\/strong><\/p>\nBesides the olfactive research done by the Argeville company, the perfume is evoked and suggested through the images that are present all along the serie ; such as the opium and the brothels. \u00ab I must say that I knew exactly where I was going and wanting , during my work with the 3 perfumers (Azura Inoue Christiano and Jennifer Jambon ) tells me Florian. In one word, he only chose a fragrance that he liked personally. One of these fragrances comes in, to reflect the atmosphere and the odours of the brothel, a house in decline, and where the girls get sick. \u00ab Therefore, the perfume had to transcribe the a foul odour, the smell of the body, which is not really agreable, such as anodour mixted with the sweat of the skin. Here, the odour is only there to serve the story. It was a work that I appreciated. \u00bb adds Florian.<\/p>\n
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What are your olfactive souvenirs ?<\/strong><\/h3>\n <\/p>\n
As I am fond of good food, my memories will be mostly gustatory\u2026So, I will talk about aromatic herbs from Provence. They are always present \u2026 in the proven\u00e7ale cooking. Nevertheless, as while talking to you, the souvenir of a blue flower comes back to my memory. It\u2019s a heady and bluish perfume that was diffused in my ant\u2019s house.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Photo @Vincent Richard<\/p><\/div>\n
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On the other hand, I have two very differen memories from Grasse . \u00ab the first is rather hackneyed, as it is jasmin and orange flower. But ,they are odours smelt regularly in town, specially in the shortcuts, around the square of the Cours. Oherwise, they are more related to the old town, such as the odours of the wet stones. They can be a little bit desagreable for some people, but I am very fond of this powerful and centuries-old smells. In general, I like to explore and find the hidden corners of an old town. More, the old Grasse lends itself to it and it is the first town where I experienced this sort of strolling. I don\u2019t know exactly how to explain it but there is sometingthat is conforting into the smell of ols stones, and it is the first thing that Grasse evokes for me \u00bb. tells Florian Beaume.<\/p>\n
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Who is Florian Beaume ?<\/strong><\/h3>\n <\/p>\n
Born in Grasse, Florian Beaume did not become straight away producer\u2026 He has taken a few short cuts before finding his real vocation. So after his graduation of a bachelor\u2019s degree in accountancy, he passed a BTS degree of tourism,in Cannes. There, he will be captured by the cultural heritage and history. Nevertheless, the real click came during an internship of rental management, during the Cannes festival. Therefore, he decided to go to Paris, so to become producer more than a scriptwriter.<\/p>\n
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<\/strong><\/p>\n In a way, Baudelaire is ever since, part of my life. As a matter of fact, Eug\u00e8ne de Broisse, who was Auguste Poulet-Malassis\u2019s associate and brother in law, the editor of Les Fleurs du Mal, is a distant cousin of my family. So, I learnt about the hustles caused and around the publication of this poem book. I wanted, also and first of all, update the history \u00bb tells me Florian.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Photo @Simon Roche<\/p><\/div>\n <\/p>\n Spleen, is above all a fiction. That is why, Florian worked with Selma Guettaf<\/a>, a young librarian and the author of the book \u00ab Loin d\u2019une romance \u00bb published at La P\u2019tite Hel\u00e8ne Editions<\/a>. More, it is from a selection of documents that Florian has built his story. \u00ab I did not want to be worried by the true story and somewhat by my personal and family story. Nethertheless, the documents were to help the story telling. \u00bb says Florian to me.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/strong><\/p>\n One of the first idea is to show how each character around Baudelaire, happen to be embarked into the publication and falls into a marasmus, the Spleen. All along the episodes, it is imprtant to introduce all the characters, while at the same time, to highlight the different themes of this book, Les Fleurs du Mal. One can see the disease, the erotism, anticlericalism, the artificial paradises\u2026 Finally, all those themes are pointed out alternately by the different characters.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Among, the numerous poems of Baudelaire, I appreciate \u00ab Le Serpent qui danse. In fact, it is a poem that is mentioned in the series. Moreover, this amosphere between nightmare and dream is interesting. As there is the vision of this woman snake who plunges you into this dream. This poem is heady, erotic and animalic. Besides this atmosphere, it was important for me to find the best way to show on the screen, the disease and the suffering. As the theme of the disease is permanently present in Baudelaire\u2019s work. More, his acquaintances such as Apollinie Sabatier, Jeanne Duval, his muses and Sarah Lourchette were all suffering of syphilis.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/strong><\/p>\n Besides the olfactive research done by the Argeville company, the perfume is evoked and suggested through the images that are present all along the serie ; such as the opium and the brothels. \u00ab I must say that I knew exactly where I was going and wanting , during my work with the 3 perfumers (Azura Inoue Christiano and Jennifer Jambon ) tells me Florian. In one word, he only chose a fragrance that he liked personally. One of these fragrances comes in, to reflect the atmosphere and the odours of the brothel, a house in decline, and where the girls get sick. \u00ab Therefore, the perfume had to transcribe the a foul odour, the smell of the body, which is not really agreable, such as anodour mixted with the sweat of the skin. Here, the odour is only there to serve the story. It was a work that I appreciated. \u00bb adds Florian.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n As I am fond of good food, my memories will be mostly gustatory\u2026So, I will talk about aromatic herbs from Provence. They are always present \u2026 in the proven\u00e7ale cooking. Nevertheless, as while talking to you, the souvenir of a blue flower comes back to my memory. It\u2019s a heady and bluish perfume that was diffused in my ant\u2019s house.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Photo @Vincent Richard<\/p><\/div>\n <\/p>\n On the other hand, I have two very differen memories from Grasse . \u00ab the first is rather hackneyed, as it is jasmin and orange flower. But ,they are odours smelt regularly in town, specially in the shortcuts, around the square of the Cours. Oherwise, they are more related to the old town, such as the odours of the wet stones. They can be a little bit desagreable for some people, but I am very fond of this powerful and centuries-old smells. In general, I like to explore and find the hidden corners of an old town. More, the old Grasse lends itself to it and it is the first town where I experienced this sort of strolling. I don\u2019t know exactly how to explain it but there is sometingthat is conforting into the smell of ols stones, and it is the first thing that Grasse evokes for me \u00bb. tells Florian Beaume.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Born in Grasse, Florian Beaume did not become straight away producer\u2026 He has taken a few short cuts before finding his real vocation. So after his graduation of a bachelor\u2019s degree in accountancy, he passed a BTS degree of tourism,in Cannes. There, he will be captured by the cultural heritage and history. Nevertheless, the real click came during an internship of rental management, during the Cannes festival. Therefore, he decided to go to Paris, so to become producer more than a scriptwriter.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/a>Florian Beaume\u2019s guide line and message<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nWhat about perfume in Spleen<\/strong><\/h3>\n
What are your olfactive souvenirs ?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a>Who is Florian Beaume ?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Etienne Baret dans le r\u00f4le de Charles Baudelaire<\/p>\n