The Incandescent Years Patrice Quemoun

In 1895, Theodor Herzl is an assimilated Austrian Jew, the press correspondent in Paris of the very influential Viennese newspaper “Neue Freie Presse”, a somewhat successful writer, a husband and father of three children. He may appear, at 35 years old, to have acquired certain social success. This, however, is only a facade. The “Jewish question” torments him continually. Solving it will become his obsession, cast his destiny and fulfill his ambition to leave a mark on history. Nine years that will literally consume his life. These are the incandescent years.
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While renown journalist and somewhat a successful writer, Theodor Herzl is lonely, engulfed in a  bourgeoise life. He will soon create his own destiny.
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