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13 August 2026

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Intouchables – Disability, Dignity, Autonomy and Care

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

The resource examines how Philippe’s physical dependence is balanced with his dignity, personal agency and right to make choices, alongside the developing caring relationship between Philippe and Driss.

Key features:

  • Exploration of disability, dignity, autonomy and care
  • Analysis of physical dependence, personal choice, independence and the rejection of pity
  • Examination of care routines, trust, reciprocity and Philippe’s relationship with Driss
  • Analysis of framing, mise-en-scène, editing, sound, music, performance and visual symbolism
  • Activities to reinforce and practise key concepts, including extended writing and a comprehensive answer key

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