Ladies' works

Labor You know, what should be at the heart of presidential candidate debates, but invariably finds itself relegated to the demagogic powerhouses of the moment. Fortunately there is cinema to remind us that we don’t live in a start-up a nation filled with executive incubators in no-vintage sneakers: there are also the small hands, the … Read more

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The world of entertainment and culture receives the splinters of the war conflict and takes a stand

As expected, the war unleashed in recent days between Russia and Ukraine triggered a series of other conflicts linked to the world of entertainment and culture that could be considered as the collateral damage of the war. Directors fired for not expressing themselves against it, highly regarded writers co-signing a statement, Russian curators and artists … Read more

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“Destroy the city to save it”

Older readers of this blog may remember Peter Arnett, a New Zealand-born war correspondent who worked for CNN for a long time. However, it was in the service of the Associated Press that he made himself known, notably winning the Pulitzer Prize in 1966 for his reports in Vietnam. After the Battle of Bến Tre … Read more

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Paul Krugman, Nobel Laureate in Economics: "Russia is even weaker than most people, including me, believed"

Banners with the image of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin before a march and rally protesting the Russian invasion of Ukraine, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Reuters) The Nobel Prize in Economics, Paul Krugman made a self-criticism in his last column in New York Times – where he writes regularly since 2000 – and pointed out that … Read more

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An ass, tears ... What to remember from the César 2022

“The room oscillates between pleasure and discomfort”, stated a voice-over, when presenting the prize for the original screenplay. We saw little pleasure and more discomfort on Friday evening, during the 47th Cesar ceremony which took place at L’Olympia. If you don’t have the courage to impose the replay on yourself – we understand you – … Read more

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Today's ephemeris, March 1, 2022. What happened on March 1? - Republica.com

Check the ephemeris of today March 1, 2022 and find out who was born, who died and what happened throughout history on a day like today. On such a day as today 1493, The caravel “La Pinta”, one of the three ships of Christopher Columbus’s expedition, docks in the Spanish port of Bayonne (Pontevedra) with … Read more

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Aventures insulaires la Cinmathque

Figure aussi singulire que mconnue de la Nouvelle Vague, Jacques Rozier a cultiv tout au long de sa (courte) filmographie un sens du dcalage assez unique en son genre. Dans Les Naufrags de l’le de la Tortue, il dtourne ainsi ce qui aurait pu constituer les ingrdients d’une classique comdie franaise des annes 1970 (les … Read more

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