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a cinema as beautiful as a truck
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“Le Déversoir” by Arthur Teboul, baptism of fire for a singer-poet
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“I made my body my brother’s mausoleum. Since his death, I live for him and me at the same time”
[ad_1] Eloïse Delsart made a name for herself in 1999 under the name of Ovidie, […]
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At the time of the 95ᵉ Oscars ceremony, American cinema is changing
[ad_1] Preparations for the 95ᵉ Oscar ceremony, in Los Angeles (California), on March 9, 2023. […]
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“The Tiny Lights of a Parisian Glazier”, edited by Daniel Roche: a thoughtful master glazier
[ad_1] “The Faubourg and the Saint-Denis gate”, by Thomas Girtin (1801-1802). Pen and sepia wash […]
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“King Kasaï”, by Christophe Boltanski: plunge back into the colonial night
[ad_1] The writer Christophe Boltanski in front of the naturalized elephant King Kasaï, in the […]
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“Razzia on the Atlantic”, on Public Senate: how foreign overfishing “steals the fish” from the Senegalese
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Chronicle Article reserved for our subscribers Stuart Turton, Paul Willems, Pascale Quiviger: François Angelier’s “pocket” column The journal of readings in the pocket of the journalist, who has sea legs this week.
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Judith Chemla, a too unbalanced Mélisande
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