
A morality tale set in late 60s London, often praised as a satire of young people these days and their older cheerleaders, but in fact an exploration of Henri de Montherlant's philosophy of the self-sufficient man who only engages with romance as a passing diversion. Note on sound quality: heavy rain at times.Note on content: includes a discussion of racial slursLinksHenri de Montherlant The Girls translated by Terrence Kilmartin De Beauvoir and Montherlant More about The Girls Deep Purple Concerto for Group and Orchestra
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