Latest update: 21/06/2010 

- cinema - France - Quebec - USA


'The Chameleon': the story of an identity thief

No Flash warning
To take advantage of all the features on FRANCE24.COM, please click here to download the latest version of Flash Player.

You thought you knew your friends and family? How would you react if you discovered that your brother is an impostor who has been lying to you for years? Lisa Nesselson tells us about Jean-Paul Salomé's latest film, “The Chameleon”. It is a crazy and true story about the life of Frédéric Bourdin, who has been repeatedly convicted of identity theft.

CULTURE CRITICS
Fashion dodges the bullet
29/10/2010 - CULTURE

Fashion dodges the bullet

This week, our fashion critic Jessica Michault brings us the latest gossip from the fashion world with LVMH eyeing world prestigious house Hermès. We also talk literature with Maurizio Galante's book: a special edition of 111 copies including his infamous Maurizio Drago bolero...
Children’s books adults will love
28/10/2010 - CULTURE

Children’s books adults will love

Thursday is book-day on France 24, and Augustin Trapenard, our very own literary editor talks about children’s books, with Salman Rushdie’s latest novel, 'Luka and the Fire of Life'. The book he dedicated to his 13 year-old-son Milan was released today in France. And Nicholas Dane by Melvin Burgess, the iconic writer of 'Junk' or 'Doing it'.
Festivals and backstage accesses: cinema's for all in Paris
27/10/2010 - CULTURE

Festivals and backstage accesses: cinema's for all in Paris

Our film critic, Lisa Nesselson, tells us about Paris' local initiative starting this week, "Mon Premier festival de Film" - "My First Film Festival", designed to help make sure that movie theaters have well-behaved customers for decades to come! Paris has one of the world's very last movie palaces that's still functioning as a place to show movies: le Grand Rex. We discover a unique experience for the whole family there with "Step behind the screen"...
Caribbean women take to the stage
26/10/2010 - CULTURE

Caribbean women take to the stage

Tuesday: Amobé Mévégué brings us the best of the international musical trends. We kick off today in Paris welcoming the Caribbean Vibrations festival starting on the 5th of November. And yesterday a solidarity concert was given to support two French journalists held hostages in Afghanistan for 301 days now.
Contemporary art gathers over 85 000 visitors at FIAC
25/10/2010 - CULTURE

Contemporary art gathers over 85 000 visitors at FIAC

As every Monday, Sean Rose talks about arts. Today is about the 37th edition of Fiac, Paris’ prestigious contemporary art fair which opened on the 21st October and closed last night. Fiac was staged at two venues: The Grand Palais and the Cour Carrée at the Louvre. This year was a success with about 85,600 visitors.

React to the article
Comment this article typing your message in the above text zone. Please note that this is limited to 1500 characters or less.
(0) Reactions
Read more
Close