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Léviatemps
Le Diptyque du temps 1
By: Maxime Chattam
Narrated by: Vincent de Boüard
Length: 13 hrs and 33 mins
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Léviatemps

Name: Léviatemps
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By: Maxime Chattam

Narrated by: Vincent de Boüard

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Summary

A trop désirer la mort, on y brûle son âme.

Paris, 1900. Prisonnier de son succès, un écrivain décide de tout quitter pour entrer au plus profond de ses cauchemars, explorer ce qu'il y a de pire en lui. Dans ce terreau de peurs se cachent les monstres enfouis en chacun de nous. Guy de Timée voulait explorer la fange, il va rencontrer le Mal.

Des cercles ésotériques de la capitale aux démesures de l'Exposition universelle, le début du XXe siècle inspire à Maxime Chattam un thriller halluciné où les progrès de la science nourrissent la folie des âmes perdues.
L'interprétation de Vincent de Boüard donne à cette plongée dans les abysses de l'âme humaine une intensité terrifiante.