Le Nom de la rose

The Archives de l'État du Valais and the Fondation Fellini, owner of an important collection devoted to the history of cinema, including the archives of the making of Jean-Jacques Annaud's film Le Nom de la rose, will present an interdisciplinary exhibition at the Arsenaux, bringing together two exceptional cultural heritages: medieval manuscripts, many of them magnificently illuminated, and documents from the making of the film, such as scripts, photographs of the shoot and set plans.These precious works, dedicated to the preservation of knowledge, will bring art and history together around the theme of the book, a central object of medieval civilization and a major player in Umberto Eco's novel, brought to the screen by Jean-Jacques Annaud.In parallel with this event, the Espace culturel de la Maison du diable will present Milo Manara's drawings illustrating Le Nom de la rose, inspired by Umberto Eco's novel. Visitors to both exhibitions will be offered a program of cultural mediation, bringing together culture and tourism in the city of Sion. The Lycée-Collège des Creusets, educational partner of these events, will also present a specific cultural mediation program.

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