Culture without frontiers...and with an open mind, artists who have stood the test of time, stars, discoveries and razzamatazz… Presented by Eve Jackson, from Monday to Friday at 9.45 am Paris time and at 7.45 am on weekends. http://www.france24.com/en/taxonomy/emission/18005French culture -
musicCultural diversity in FranceIn this edition, Frederic Martel talks about 'The cultural practices in France at the digital age' by Olivier Donnat. How the French respond to American culture? And singer Corneille is in Paris for his new album.
cinema'Samson and Delilah' in the running for an OscarIn this edition, director Warwick Thornton is our guest for his Australian drama 'Samson and Delilah', about two indigenous teenagers falling in love. And find a huge selection of Halloween Costumes at the National Opera in Washington DC.
US cinemaNew-York, star of a film!In this edition, Rebecca Leffler talks about cinema. After 'Paris, je t'aime', The Big apple version 'New York, I Love You' is released. It is a series of short films about the love of the city. And tomorrow Halloween!
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literatureCharles Timoney helps us to understand French language!In this edition, British author Charles Timoney is our guest. He helps us to get an inside look at those incomprehensible Frenchies with his book 'A certain..Je Ne Sais Quoi'. And, Bruce Willis is an action hero in 'Surrogates'.
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literatureNew version of 'Pride and Prejudice' of Jane AustenIn this edition, Augustin Trapenard talks about Jane Austen classic revisited: "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies'. And Bruce Willis is back in action with 'Surrogates' directed by Jonathan Mostow.
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sculptureSandra Nkaké’s first album 'Mansaadi'In this edition, singer Sandra Nkaké is our guest. She will be tomorrow night at the Cigale in Paris for her first album "Mansaadi". And let's have a look at the exhibition of Hervé Di Rosa about Sculpture from Africa.
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fashionBloggers, the new field of journalismIn this edition, Jessica Michault talks about social media-blogging, part of the fashion and the public. Then, traveling artist Hervé Di Rosa takes us to his exhibition in France.
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musicMelanie Pain by herselfIn this edition, Melanie Pain is our guest. She is one of the main voices of Nouvelle Vague and she wants to make a name by herself with a solo album 'My Name'. And a standing ovation for the Pockemon Crew in Lyon.
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musicMusic news with Amobe MevegueIn this edition, our music critic Amobe Mevegue talks about eclectic artists who perform worldwide. He starts with Moby, Rachid Taha and Papa Wemba. Then we will follow at the Lyon Opera the dancers of Pockemon Crew.
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musicExpatriate's new album is released today!In this edition, Ben king from indie rock band Expatriate is our guest. They will be playing at the Paris Zenith tomorrow night. Then, let's go to the Biennale of Lyon taking contemporary art to the streets.
literatureGay rigths and gay movementIn this edition, let's debate with Frederic Martel around the gay rights. He starts with the story of the gay movement with the book of Julian Jackson until the legalisation ten years ago.
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VenezuelaA look at Caracas with photographer Christopher AndersonIn this edition, photographer Christopher Anderson shows us the violent reality of Caracas in a book entitled "Capitolio". Then, a look at the end of the Rome Film Festival, and a happy birthday to Asterix and Obelix!
cinemaHaneke's 'White Ribbon' now playing in FranceIn this edition, Rebecca Leffler talks about 'The White Ribbon', Michael Haneke's film that won the coveted Palme d'Or, which takes place in a rural German town. Then, another film with 'Triage' at the Rome Film Festival.
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technologyA new way to read with the KindleIn this edition, let's debate with Francis Pisani a new technology specialist and journalist about the future of the book with the Kindle. Then the critically acclaimed 'Sin Nombre' is released and the Fiac starts.
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technologyThe Book of Genesis written as a comic stripIn this edition, Augustin Trapenard invites us to discover the Book of Genesis illustrated by Robert Crumb. Then, let's debate about the electronic book and don't miss "Sin Nombre" by Cary Fukunaga.
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