Charles Baudelaire: The Poet His Own Mother Destroyed
Charles Baudelaire was one of the most controversial and influential poets in modern literature. With Les Fleurs du mal, he shocked nineteenth-century Paris by turning themes of beauty, sin, melancholy, and decadence into unforgettable poetry. In this documentary, we explore the life and mind of the poet who transformed modern poetry and inspired generations of writers and artists. From scandal and censorship to literary genius, Baudelaire’s work reshaped the way the world understood art and darkness. This is the story of Charles Baudelaire — the poet who found beauty in darkness. #history #biography #documentary

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