A group of twenty Members of the European Parliament have co-signed a petition jointly mounted by Euro-Med Monitor and RSF. They ask the Israeli authorities to guarantee the freedom of movement of dozens of Palestinian journalists blocked by Israel.
Our planet Earth, Gaia in Greek, considered as a living being, regularly corresponds with another planet in the universe, Aurora Kepler 452 B in the constellation of the Swan. Gilles Voydeville makes us discover this magnificent interstellar correspondence.
The government wants to educate young citizens to media and digital citizenship. A good initiative, provided we know what we are talking about. Edifying example with the role of the media in the health crisis.
Our planet Earth, Gaia in Greek, considered as a living being, regularly corresponds with another planet in the universe, Aurora Kepler 452 B in the constellation of the Swan. Gilles Voydeville makes us discover this magnificent interstellar correspondence.
Our planet Earth, Gaia in Greek, considered as a living being, regularly corresponds with another planet in the universe, Aurora Kepler 452 B in the constellation of the Swan. Gilles Voydeville makes us discover this magnificent interstellar correspondence.
The Fantastic Film Festival will take place from January 26 to 30, with spectators in theaters and monsters on the big screen.
In this film by Vadim Perelman, it is thanks to an improbable lie that a man escapes the horror of the death camps.
In a single shot, the English filmmaker Philip Barantini has filmed a real nightmare in the kitchen, fast, intense, nervous.
The filmmaker shot his fiftieth film, “Love is better than life”, “a comedy not so dramatic as that”, where we find the elements of his cinema.
Digital mass media and their algorithms are so powerful that they have taken control of ideas and opinions in the world by arbitrarily deciding what is true and what is false. Example with the health crisis.
Ivan I.Tverdovskiy’s film strongly evokes the memory of a Russian tragedy, the hostage-taking at the Dubrovka Theater in 2002.
Charlotte Gainsbourg devotes a moving documentary to her mother Jane Birkin. Intimate and universal.
