Albert Camus

[lotfijalal]

il menait une farouche resistance a l invasion allemende de la france et au meme moment il est reste muet a propos des carnages perpetres en algerie par la meme france

[fangorabbc]

love camus

[SseBb]

The far to young death of Albert Camus is a perfect example how absurd our universe is! How it doesn't care. How it doesn't have a meaning and how it doesn't make sense.

[rutsableich]

@SseBb Beautifully said.

[xensboy]

Great video. Another greeting from Galiza. I admire AC very much.

[lyes16]

at least mention that he was born in algeria !!!

[lpaxtonyahoocom]

Camus, gentleman, philosopher, and a true liberator.

[leonesisima]

wonderful video!

thanks for posting these -for me- less known pictores of camus, a great artist, a great man

[ogirv101]

I'm sorry but this man was both a hypocrite and an idiot.

[Raskolnikovtzs]

why?

[Pierinopasquotti]

Che bel omaggio a Camus! Grazie tante per tutto quello che mi ha dato con le sue pagine meravigliose.

[swisstaco5]

fart

[ryancato001]

i was actually curious as to what he means by, "The world is never quiet, even its silence eternally resounds with the same notes, in vibrations which escape our ears. As for those that we perceive, they carry sounds to us, occasionally a chord, never a melody." - does anyone know?

[gthomasfilms]

Hmm.. The "never a melody" part throws me off.

[oleiros70]

"Someone who comes into this world to do not change anything, does not deserve respect neither patience."

Albert Camus

Thank you and congratulations, assyla13. Big hugs from Galiza, motherland of ancestors of Maria Casares.

[assyla13]

You're welcome! :)

[thebigfatmonkey]

It's a really strange feeling to see pictures of someone who died nearly 40 years ago and yet you can read what he wrote, his thoughts, the enthusiasm he put into his work - it all remains, there is a connection, his brilliant thoughts are still alive.

If you, Albert, were wrong, and there is a god (even though I don't think so), I hope he will see what you did for us and forgive you your lack of belief. Rest in peace.

'La mort heureuse' is wonderful. Wish I would've known him.

[BARCACROSSESTHEALPS]

wonderfully done. thank you for creating this....

[isandoval80]

Great . Muy bueno.

[surrected4526]

Superb. Merci mille fois!

[Toracube]

Nice tribute. Andy

[Gravefoglord]

the music is Beethovens 5 piano concerto 2nd movement "Adagio un poco mosso"

[spraos]

Thank you Assyla13 for your ...beneficial idea and effort... words cannot describe our feelings...

[granako]

Lovely video... thanks for doing this:)

[assyla13]

thanks for the compliment XD

[CAMUSTRANSILVANIA666]

camus mi mas grande influencia

[assyla13]

si XD

[vanadamlondon]

Thanks for your sensitivity, never leave it, very difficult to find. Im still amazed

[assyla13]

Thank you too :)

[mariinskylover]

awesome vid! we watched it in my philosophy class and i wanted to see it again? what music did you use?

[assyla13]

i cant actually remember what music i used. its a classical music obviously. thanks for watching the video :)

[mariinskylover]

that's ok :D thanks for posting!

[martinpklehmann]

It is the slow piece (obviously) of a piano concerto by Beethoven. Which of the five I'm not sure of, but I believe it's number five

[LiesExposed]

That was nice. Thanks.

[assyla13]

Thanks :D