Sunday Feature: Albert Camus - Inside the Outsider

A century after the birth of Albert Camus, aficionado Professor Andrew Hussey celebrates the controversial life and work of the celebrated French writer and philosopher and searches out the private man. Interviewing confidants and colleagues from Camus' Parisian days and his daughter at the Provencal family home, Hussey uncovers the contradictory nature of the man. Including rare archive recordings of Camus reading from his novels and writers pondering on their startling narrative power, as well as an analysis of the darker side of Camus' reputation and Algerian and European thinkers on the vilification of Camus as a colonialist