That morning I lost my body…
Paris, these days. David Zimmerman, in his thirties, continues to remain on the edge of his life. He is a photographer but almost no one knows it, confined to weddings and Bar Mitzvahs. This evening of December 31, he lets himself be taken into a big party by his only friend Harry, as exuberant as he is antisocial. In the middle of the crowd, his gaze is attracted by that of an enigmatic young brunette woman, whom he cannot help but follow…
In the dead of night his life changes. David wakes up… in the stranger's body.
Lucas Harari was born in Paris in 1990, where he still lives. After a brief stint in architecture, he began studying at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Paris in the printed image section, from which he graduated in 2015. Sensitized to traditional print techniques, he began by publishing a few small fanzines, before working as a comic book author and illustrator for publishing and the press. The Magnet is his first comic published in 2017. It will be followed in 2020 by The Last Rose of Summer. Le Cas David Zimmerman is his third graphic novel, also published by Sarbacane.
Arthur Harari was born in 1981 in Paris and began directing Super 8 films as a teenager with his older brother, Tom Harari. He studied cinema at university (Paris 8/Saint-Denis) and directed short and medium-sized films, which won awards at numerous festivals (notably Hand on the Mouth in 2007 and Wasted effort in 2013, both with his other brother Lucas). His two feature films, Black Diamond in 2016 and Onoda – 10,000 Nights in the Jungle in 2021 (opening film of Un Certain Regard at Cannes) have received numerous awards and unanimous recognition from critics. Occasional actor, he co-wrote Justine Triet's last two feature films, Sybil et Anatomy of a fall. For this last film, he received numerous awards, including the Golden Globe for best screenplay, the Oscar for best original screenplay and the César for best original screenplay. Arthur Harari signs his first comic strip here, I married David Zimmermanpublished by Sarbacane.
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