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Morte il y a 80 ans, Anne Frank reste l’une des plus bouleversantes incarnations des persécutions nazies contre les Juifs. France Télévisions consacre à l’adolescente une programmation événementielle sur France 2, mardi 4 mars à partir de 21.10, et sur ses plateformes france.tv et Lumni. En ouverture de cette soirée, Anne Frank, Journal d'une adolescente, documentaire réalisé par Alexandre Moix, tente de poser un regard neuf et contemporain sur le récit d'Anne Frank qui est, aujourd'hui encore, un symbole de résistance et d’espérance. Au moyen d’extraits du Journal, auquel le Anne Frank Fonds lui a donné un accès exclusif, ainsi que de photographies inédites et d’archives historiques, le réalisateur nous fait plonger dans le quotidien, les joies, les espoirs et les angoisses d’une jeune adolescente juive de 13 ans, recluse sous l’occupation nazie.
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