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Summer, 1946.  The Cousteau family – Jacques, his wife Simone and their two children Philippe and Jean-Michel – live in their beautiful house by the Mediterranean sea.  By day they dive, by night they watch the stars.  It's paradise on earth.  But Jacques is never content.  He lives and breathes adventure and believes absolutely in the virtues of progress.

Ten years later, back from boarding school, Philippe finds his father greatly altered – an international celebrity with megalomaniac dreams of grafting gills to humans and creating underwater cities.  Jacques cannot see it yet, but Philippe already understands that progress and pollution have begun to lay waste to the marine world.  Despite their mutual love and admiration, conflict between these two passionate men is inevitable.

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En 1550, une question agite la chrétienté : qui sont les Indiens ? Une catégorie d'êtres inférieurs qu'il faut soumettre et convertir ? Ou des hommes, libres et égaux ? Un légat envoyé par le pape doit en décider. Pour l'aider, deux religieux espagnols. Tout oppose Ginès de Sépulvéda, fin lettré, rompu à l'art de la polémique, et Bartolomé de Las Casas, prêtre et homme de terrain ayant vécu de nombreuses années dans le Nouveau Monde. Le premier défend la guerre et son cortège d'atrocités au nom de Dieu. Le second lutte contre l'esclavage des Indiens. Un face à face dramatique dont l'écho retentit encore.

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​Âge de lecture: 3-6 ans

Résumé:

Exaspéré par les souris qui ont envahi son moulin, le meunier achète un gros chat tigré pour les chasser.

Mais celui-ci se révèle fort peu doué pour cette tâche. Les malicieuses petites souris décident alors d'aider leur ennemi juré à reprendre confiance en lui !

Le classique de la drôlerie... Une foule de surprises qui réjouiront tous les enfants !

 #Chat  #Souris  #Meunier  #Moulin  #Confiance en soi

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Claude (Jean-Pierre Léaud), a young Frenchman is persuaded by his friend Anne, an outgoing British artist, to join her on a trip to Wales to meet her sister Muriel.  So begins a complex and destructive ménage-à-trois as the permissive Claude falls for both sisters.

Extras: François Truffaut filming Two English Girls excerpted from POUR LE CINEMA – Truffaut interviewed by France Roche – The Truffaut trailer collection

Famous scholar Pierre Lachenay (Jean Desailly) becomes infatuated with an airline stewardess during a lecture tour and hopelessly pursues the doomed affair into a maze of lust and deceit.

Extras: François Truffaut talks about Françoise Dorlac – Truffaut discusses selected scenes from the film – The Truffaut trailer collection

Bernard Coudray (Gérard Depardieu) is an unassuming father in a loving marriage, but his life is thrown into turmoil when a former lover, Mathilde Bauchard (Fanny Ardant), unwittingly rents a neighbouring house with her husband.

Extras: Feature length commentary with Veronique Silver – Interview with Fanny Ardant (1986) – The Truffaut trailer collection.

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The cautious tale of a wealthy real estate agent (Jean-Louis Trintignant) wanted for the murder of his wife's lover.  But his secretary refuses to condemn him and sets out to investigate the case herself.

Manipulative murderess Camille Bliss (Bernadette Lafont) holds a mysterious charm over her unwitting male victims.  When Camille is visited in prison by a naïve criminology student (André Dussollier-Lemming) he soon emerges as her next tale to be told.

Extras: The making of A Gorgeous Girl Like Me – interviews with François Truffaut and Bernadette Lafont – Original Theatrical Trailer – The Truffaut trailer collection.

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