Putin wrong foots the West
Point of view. It is another reading of the conflict in Ukraine that is proposed here, based both on the agreements reached between the major powers and on the reality on the ground.
North America
Tearful “Letter from a stranger”
Restored, Max Ophuls’ film is a true old-fashioned melo, elegant and melancholic.
“Red Rocket”, the parasite
Simon Rex plays a magnificent loser in Sean Baker’s award-winning film at the Deauville Film Festival.
The “Freedom Convoy” is being prepared in Europe
European truckers are preparing an operation identical to that of Canadian truckers opposed to health restrictions. They plan to go to Brussels on February 7, 2022.
Vaccines: U.S. justice system calls Pfeizer to account
Texas judge orders Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to release Pfeizer vaccine safety data in 8 months, not 75 years!
“The card counter, the casino executioner”
In this Paul Schrader film, Oscar Isaac plays a methodical gambler and former military man guilty of unforgivable acts.
The true story of Santa Claus
In his red and white suit in the colours of a famous soft drink brand, Santa Claus was officially born on December 6, 1809 in the United States. The story of a legend.
“West Side Story”, the new American dream
By “revisiting” the famous musical, Steven Spielberg makes a film that is both similar and different. The New York tragedy is as powerful as ever.
“Let’s go Brandon!”?
Suddenly the English language internet vibrates with this strange yet catchy slogan. What is going on?
“How is the United States contributing to the weakening of the French economy?”
It is an explosive “alert report” from the School of Economic Warfare that comes at the right time after the cancellation of the “contract of the century” for submarines destined for Australia and in the middle of the campaign for the presidential election.
America first or America über alles ?
The Australian submarine affair shows once again that the United States is not embarrassed by sentiment in order to impose its military, economic, cultural and judicial hegemony.
“Les Silences de Julien” by Gilles Laporte
In his new book, the Vosges novelist tackles a theme that is as painful as it is current: disability. However, this novel, whose plot takes place in Mirecourt (88), takes a benevolent look at “abnormality” and reveals the formidable hope of social integration through learning. Interview.