Les Miserables

Set amidst the backdrop of World War II in France, "Les Miserables" follows the poignant tale of Henri Fortin, an uneducated and impoverished man who stumbles upon Victor Hugo's literary masterpiece, Les Misérables. As he delves into the intricate world of the novel, he begins to perceive striking parallels between its characters and his own life circumstances. The story unfolds as we witness Henri's journey from an unassuming and downtrodden existence to one marked by resilience, hope, and self-discovery, all while navigating through the turmoil of wartime France. This evocative narrative not only delves into the transformative power of literature but also underscores the universal themes of redemption, human connection, and the indomitable spirit that transcends adversity.