Intouchables – Disability, Care, Dignity and Personal Autonomy

Intouchables – Disability, Care, Dignity and Personal Autonomy

A detailed French-language resource exploring the representation of disability, care, dignity and personal autonomy in Intouchables.

The resource examines Philippe’s physical dependence and personal autonomy, the role of Driss as a carer and companion, and the cinematic methods used to explore dignity, choice and independence.

Key features:

• Exploration of disability, care, dignity and personal autonomy
• Analysis of physical dependence, choice, consent and the right to take risks
• Examination of Driss’s role as carer, employee and friend
• Analysis of cinematography, performance, setting, music and humour
• Activities to reinforce and practise key concepts, including extended writing and a comprehensive answer key