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When THE DA VINCI CODE, written by Dan Brown, was launched on an unsuspecting literary world, few would have predicted the publishing phenomenon that this incredible book was destined to become. However, mention THE DA VINCI CODE today, just about anywhere, and you’ll find that everyone has heard of it and the majority have read it! This would be remarkable enough if THE DA VINCI CODE was purely a work of fiction, but the interwoven facts, that are indeed the backbone of the novel, put it in a class of its own. Yet the history, paintings and locations that inspired Dan Brown’s tale are equally as fascinating as the book itself, and this program has been devised to take you on an intriguing journey of discovery in search of the facts behind the fiction.

Two friends, mobilized together and idle, send their photos to two young workers. The photos are inverted, resulting in a real sentimental imbroglio which finds its best conclusion in the context of the Théâtre aux Armées.

Comedy about an older man wanting to marry a younger woman who must make sure first that the woman is not by chance his own daughter.

Abroad at the time of her death, a grandson returns to revisit the house of his late grandmother, now occupied by another family. A reflection on the love for a home where one grew up and yet made by a grandmother missing another life, in another house, in another country.

She was her generation’s Madonna and Bob Dylan rolled into one—and yet, by the 1970s, major poetry anthologies no longer mentioned Edna St. Vincent Millay. She had become a lost poet, her literary status mirroring her untimely death. This program documents the brief yet bright “candle” of Millay’s artistic development, from her early years in Maine to her achievements in the literary world of New York, while exploring her celebrity, sexuality, and personal relationships. Among the many eye-opening locations featured in the film is the house in which Millay spent her final years; its contents have remained untouched since the poet’s death and provide a catalyst for the study of her troubled, exuberant life. Never-before-seen archival images and interviews with Millay scholars also enrich the narrative.

Men including younger ones flock around a seductive older woman of mixed race, so that she forgets her age.Will she choose the one rightly destined for her?

Eva's confrontation with the corrupt winemakers' elite, which controls the whole town in conspiracy with mysterious winepires.

Through crude animations, still photos and clips from old movies, the film maker tells us of his life-lone fascination with the actor Jan-Michael Vincent.

A multi-talented musician, singer & actor. He has sold more than 75 million albums during his career. In this full-stage musical gala, he pulls out all the stops to entertain fans at his Blue Velvet Theater in Branson, Missouri. He is joined by an orchestra, dance troupe & family members to sing all his most beloved hits and many more favorites.

A comedic tale about a gay actor trying to get his big break but is only getting the stereotypical gay roles.

According to some specialists, the frieze of deers in the Lascaux cave would be the representation of a horde of deer swimming in a river or, according to another version, one same deer, the movement of the swimming being decomposed.

"They were thousands to dance at the Université libre de Paris 8 in the Bois de Vincennes where we were following the classes of Claudine Eizykman and Guy Fihman, as well as those of Gilles Deleuze. A fire of joy shared by all generations. With my sister Magda, my mother Bozena, my great-aunt Hanna, Laurence and all the friends."