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Antonio Gades’ flamenco ballets

The age-old Spanish art of flamenco is brought to life on the Paris stage this winter by the Antonio Gades company. He was the man entrusted with founding Spain’s National Ballet in the post-Franco era.

By Catherine Nicholson

his widow Eugenia Eiriz joins us on Culture to explain how his legacy lives on through his dance company and foundation, and how dance can have a deceptively complex message. We also talk unfilmable films as Ang Lee’s “Life of Pi” hits cinema screens worldwide.
And we are checking out French actress Marion Cotillard’s chances at worldwide superstardom – after her nomination for another Golden Globe in the US.
 

Slideshow: Behind the scenes
Speaking to the author Jeffrey Eugenides
11/01/2013 - CULTURE

Speaking to the author Jeffrey Eugenides

His first book "The Virgin Suicides" was made into a film by Sofia Coppola. His second "Middlesex" won the Pulitzer prize. His third, "The Marriage Plot" has just been translated into French and it is full of promesses. Eve Jackson meets Jeffrey Eugenides.
Oscar, Oscar, tell me who you are...
10/01/2013 - CULTURE

Oscar, Oscar, tell me who you are...

With twelve nominations, including a nod for best picture, Spielberg's presidential drama "Lincoln" is a strong contender at the Oscars. Next, after a decade of silence David Bowie whets fans’ appetites with his surprise birthday single and the promise of more to come. Finally, Franco-American director and actress Tanya Lopert tells us about "Punk Rock", the UK play she's brought to the Parisian stage.
Once upon a time, there were two talented siblings
09/01/2013 - CULTURE

Once upon a time, there were two talented siblings

In today’s show we look back at two centuries of the brothers Grimm. Next, Berlin's graffiti scene draws a fine line between anarchy and establishment. Finally, forget Broadway - could Paris be the new city of musicals? We take a look.
Quentin Unchained!
08/01/2013 - CULTURE

Quentin Unchained!

Fans flock to the Paris premiere of Quentin Tarantino's new film "Django Unchained". Also on the show, David Bowie releases his first single in a decade. Plus, one of Africa's biggest-selling stars and an American singer releasing her debut album team up in the name of football. Zahra Universe joins in the studio to talk about her work with Wes Madiko for the Africa Cup of Nations.
The Gerard Depardieu Row Roars On
07/01/2013 - CULTURE

The Gerard Depardieu Row Roars On

As Gérard Depardieu hightails it to Russia, we look at the controversy over actors' pay in France. Also on the show, thousands flock to Paris' blockbuster exhibitions by Salvador Dali and Edward Hopper. Finally, if you think Afro beat is the greatest music export of Nigeria, it might be time to think again as we meet Kuku.

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