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12 August 2026

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Intouchables – Freedom, Risk and the Value of Life

A detailed French-language resource exploring freedom, risk and the value of life in Intouchables.

The resource examines how Philippe and Driss negotiate the tension between protection and autonomy, considering physical, emotional and social risk alongside dignity, responsibility and personal choice.

Key features:

  • Exploration of freedom, risk, autonomy and the value of life
  • Analysis of physical, emotional and social forms of risk
  • Examination of key moments including the Maserati chase, paragliding, the birthday celebration and Philippe’s relationship with Éléonore
  • Analysis of framing, mise-en-scène, editing, sound, music and performance
  • Activities to reinforce and practise key concepts, including extended writing and a comprehensive answer key

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