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Kevin Spacey is out of control!

George Hickenlooper's "Casino Jack" has just been released on DVD in France, starring Kevin Spacey as out-of-control Washington D.C. lobbyist Jack Abramoff. It's funny and outrageous, with a true cast of characters and it's an instructive tale in an election year. Influence peddling is an actual profession and Abramoff went to prison for stepping over just about every line that divides legal from illegal.

We're all beginners when it comes to love
22/06/2011 - CULTURE

We're all beginners when it comes to love

Film critic Lisa Nesselson tell us about two American independent films that explore some of the possibilities for creating and messing up coupledom. Mike Mills' "Beginners" stars Ewan McGregor in an unconventional story of love, life and family. Next, we watch a young couple (Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams) disintegrate in a film which has just come out in France, "Blue Valentine."
Kyle Eastwood: composer, bassist and son of Clint
21/06/2011 - CULTURE

Kyle Eastwood: composer, bassist and son of Clint

Amobe Mévégué joins us for the latest in international musical trends. First, we take a look at a new singer from Cameroon who was discovered on the internet. Then we check out Kyle Eastwood, a talented composer and bass player who has just released his fifth album, "Songs from the Chateau". We conclude with the release of Sir Samuel's second album, "Gallery".
Redisplay of the Pompidou Centre's contemporary art collection
20/06/2011 - CULTURE

Redisplay of the Pompidou Centre's contemporary art collection

Sean Rose takes us to the Pompidou Centre in Paris for the redisplay of its Contemporary Art Collection. The new presentation maps out a visitor-friendly display with key chapters of the history of art since 1945, as well as some recently acquired works such as Carsten Höller’s giant mushroom.
Too much campaigning?
17/06/2011 - CULTURE

Too much campaigning?

With only a year to go until the French presidential elections, and four months before the Socialist primaries, the potential candidates are getting down to some serious campaigning. Stephen Clarke is here to ask the question - are politicians neglecting their responsibilities when they're campaigning?
The pleasure of terror in literature
16/06/2011 - CULTURE

The pleasure of terror in literature

Literature critic Augustin Trapenard is here to talk about two horror novels from the late 1960s that have been turned into iconic films: "Psycho" by Robert Bloch and "Rosemary’s Baby" by Ira Levin.

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