Streaming platforms have established themselves in recent years as the best showcases of the entertainment. Millions of users around the world, thousands of movies, series and shorts in their catalogs, and billions in profit for the actors that participate in this growing sector. A cultural phenomenon, “within reach”, which in less than a decade has … Read more
The objective of the II José María Salaverri Forum was to talk about education, but going beyond the usual debates to focus on the deeper implications of the noble art of educating, which transcends the school, inevitably involves the family, has an important (and underdeveloped) spiritual component and can be threatened by the context, be … Read more
SUMMARY fight for integration Spike for the future Recipes for success “Why does the little girl dream that she is on a merry-go-round?” “She had a car accident, she is in a coma”, answers Valérie Liebgott, who runs from one seat to another to hand the microphone to the CM1 students of the Faïenceries primary … Read more
When it hit theaters in 2009, Avatar was considered by many to be a real revolution in terms of its technical prowess. Filmed entirely in catch performance [« capture de mouvement », NDLR] on green and blue backgrounds, the movie by James Cameron projected us into the XXIIe century on the planet Pandora where former … Read more
CODA: signals of the heart, succession Y ted lasso headed the lists of winners in film and television at the 28th annual Premios del Screen Actors Guild They were delivered on Sunday night. Held this year at Santa Monica’s Barker Hangar, the ceremony aired live on TNT and will be available on HBO Max this … Read more
“ Hello guys! He may be Canadian, James Cameron, 68, impresses with a very Californian combination of relaxation and professionalism. Both “cool” and focused, he responds this Friday afternoon, December 2, to a cavalcade of interviews at the Bristol, in Paris. The many journalists were previously subjected to an antigen test, in the antechamber of … Read more
MONTREAL — Here is The Canadian Press television column for the week of November 19-25, 2022: The documentary series “Let us tell” travels more than 30,000 kilometers to carry the voice of the 11 First Peoples of Quebec, who recount their visions of the world, their connection to the territory, their cultures, their wounds, their … Read more
Therese, by Alain Cavalier, Two days, one night, brothers Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, The innocents, by Anne Fontaine, Something is happening, by Anne Alix, Rome, by Alfonso Cuaron, The Perfect Candidate, of Haifaa al-Mansour… The 12e edition of the Cinema and Reconciliation festival, which will be held at the sanctuary of La Salette, has chosen … Read more
TIFF is known for its diversity and strong representation of black diaspora films and black filmmakerssays Nataleah Hunter-Young, the international programmer of films from Africa, West Asia and the Arab world. In its selection, the festival offers greater visibility to black filmmakers and actors, whether through its discovery platform or its flagship presentations. Nataleah Hunter-Young … Read more
Over the years, Japanese animation, or anime, has become increasingly popular with Western audiences, whether on the small screen or in theaters around the world. One of the greatest examples of this movement is Studio Ghibli’s vast collection of films that have crossed Japan to find new life in the United States with titles like … Read more