Through the history of our children, it is indeed our own history of France that we can explore, at the height of a child. This is the bet taken by historian Éric Alary, a disciple of René Rémond, known for his work on the social history of the French people in the 20th century. Very […]
Barbapapa at the Louvre, The history of art in comics, The Great Book of Art Records, The Art Seekers… The children’s sections of bookstores are full of titles opening the doors to the artistic world. This enthusiasm follows the dynamism of cultural institutions, which have multiplied actions for young audiences over the past ten years […]
Tuesday, January 11, on the occasion of his greetings to the press and in the context of the submission of the report of the Bronner commission on the fight against disinformation, Emmanuel Macron announced that he was in favor of the establishment of“a new civic education” where we would teach “the precariousness of democracy and […]
CRITICISM – The journalist François-Guillaume Lorrain dedicates a lively story to the epic shooting of Fleming’s film. The last aftershock is remembered. “Frankly, my dear, it’s the least of my worries” (the original version is much better: “Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a damn”). The book was a phenomenal success. The film transformed the […]
CRITICAL – The director of Waltz with Bachir returns with a pretty animated and family fable which revisits the fate of the young Jewess deported to Auschwitz in 1944. And suddenly, a storm blows over Amsterdam in the early hours of the morning. The thunder rumbles, the wind blows, and a heavy rain falls on […]