Colette: Doors Open, Doors Closed
by Michael Johnson
Read by AWL on Monday 20 April 2009
In her later life, before arthritis began to dull her lively style, Colette was in demand as an amusing and interesting lecturer. In Doors Open, Doors Closed, it is as if she is providing us, an invited audience, with one final, revealing, restrospective account of her very full, sometimes bizarre, and hedonistic life.
| Colette | Teresa Jennings |
| Directed by | Kenneth Michaels |
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