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French and British screen cultures, why are they so different?

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In today's culture, our film critic Bernard Besserglik talks about the French and British screen cultures and the different ways that cinema and television are seen on either side of the Channel. Then, French studio Quantic Dream has developed a new video game called ‘Heavy Rain’ and inspired by film masters like Hitchcock, Kubrick and David Lynch.

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