Tag: Culture
Nicoletta, a voice and a piano key
Singer Nicoletta is celebrating her 50th birthday this year. She publishes a new album which revisits her greatest hits in piano-voice versions. Barely a month ago Nicoletta celebrated 50 years…
Russia: “Gorbachev”, the play that reveals the man behind the leader
Russia’s most hated politician has been filling a Moscow theater for almost two months, with seats up to 250 euros that sell out in an hour. The play that everyone…
Yann Arthus-Bertrand, Earth seen from the heart
The photographer and president of the Good Planet Foundation Yann Arthus-Bertrand publishes his intimate and committed autobiography “Legacy, the heritage of a life”, with editions of La Martinière, as well…
the growing visibility of African letters
Literary Africa is on the rise. Its writers have garnered some of the great literary awards in the Western world this year, including the prestigious Nobel Prize for Literature which…
How are you going to do?
Whether in the very very democratic Republic or in Ya Foy, the country where everything is going well, or in Malembé Malembé the country where everything is going very slowly…
Cinema: “Lingui”, by Mahamat Saleh Haroun, a tribute to Chadian women
RFI is a little ahead of Wednesday’s releases with a film that takes us to the suburbs of Ndjamena, in Chad. In Lingui, the sacred bonds, Mahamat Saleh Haroun pays…
A docu-fiction puts the wounds of colonization on the report
“The Brazza report, a family secret, a state scandal” is an Original Spotify podcast written by Thibaud Delavigne, Charlie Dupiot and Antoine Jaunin. A fiction broadcast with the voices of…
Music: Juliette Armanet, disco lover, among others
In 2017, his album Girlfriend was a resounding success and earned him a Victoire de la musique. Juliette Armanet is back with Burn the fire, a record full of desire,…
Marie-Ann Yemsi, the happy migrant – In G major
War horses are born on borders, this is what a certain Lao Tseu teaches us. Our guest is a professional walker who transcends borders with artistically handpicked horses. From Germany…
the chilling portrait of Iranian society by Mohammad Rasoulof
The Devil does not exist is the new film by Iranian Mohammad Rasoulof. Under prison sentence and deprived of a filming authorization, the filmmaker continues to live and work in…