The cartoonist Maurice Siné shoots mischievous half-smiles at the camera of journalist Yvan Butler in this portrait packed with bizarre revelations and black humor. An anti-colonialist, anti-capitalist, anti-clerical and selective anti-militarist, he uses his pencil to highlight the oddities and hypocrisies of his time, depicting the world as a gigantic freak show. Through the most shocking and grotesque drawings he can muster, the creator of the periodical Siné Massacre aims paradoxically to disgust his readers, a more difficult feat than you might think! A brilliant provocateur whose humor occasionally borders on sadism, he seems to have a little devil is whispering in his ear...
Justine Roh