Memory of Genocide, Natalie Portman, Rat Selfie and Francis Poulenc: The Catch-Up Session

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On the program for this session: Reflections on the multiple cinema and broadcasting of genocide memory. Sometimes, the two themes intersect: the actress Sandra Huyler thus testifies to the difficulty of playing our antennae.Queen of Auschwitz“In area of ​​interestThis woman who “He didn’t care that millions died for his little garden“. While observing the little drug rats, we also thought about what water we could drink… Glad to hear 🎧 Pauline Petit

Zoom of the Week: Radio Makes the Web

This week, Antenna gave Images its voice. Award-winning cinema is driven by great actresses, cinema is restored and celebrated for its heritage significance and for weird and spidery cinema… We hear from Sandra Hüller about how she slipped into the skin of Hedwig Höss. area of ​​interest (Although she promised never to play a Nazi herself), and Natalie Portman tells how, May DecemberShe wanted to put “The public is in a state of instability“. And then, we climb half the track The Yellow Cruise By Andre Sauvage at the Viva Cinema Festival, just before Fearing the Rising “Vermin” at the Gerardmer International Fantastic Cinema Festival.

👩🏻‍🤝‍👩🏼 With Natalie Portman and Todd Haynes (Wide Shot, 58 min.) Cinema’s Troubled Mirror

📽️ Sandra Hüller, actress: “I chose not to give anything to this character of the Queen of Auschwitz” (Les Midis de Culture, 39 min.)

🎞️ In Valencia, a restored cinema hosts its festival (Le Grand Tour, 10 minutes).

🕷️ Fruits of the Abyss: Interview with Gerardmer 2024, Sebastien Vanicek and Mathieu Turi (Mauvais styles, 58 minutes)

It’s in the news

🏳️ ICJ, UNRWA… which power? Last weekend, a far-right group in Israel called for resettlement from the Palestinian enclave of GazaWhile the International Court of Justice warned that “Real and imminent danger“Genocide on the same territory. At the same time, many countries have suspended their aid to UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees. What can international organizations do in the conflict? ( France Culture goes further, 35 min)

💧 Drunk with all shame. joint investigation by the world And the Radio France investigative unit revealed that mineral water sold in bottles (supposed to be naturally pure) was illegally treated as tap water by manufacturers to continue marketing it. a”Water gate” French. ( Question of the day, 8 minutes)

🌾 Protest against pesticides. To calm farmers’ anger, the government has suspended the Ecophyto scheme to reduce pesticides. A victory for FNSEA, the main agricultural union. But for the environment? And for agriculture itself? ( Political post, 3 minutes)

📃 Acquired by right. Decree rights – or them Constitutionalization – not necessary to guarantee and facilitate their access; The rate of not taking certain benefits is over 30%. A reality that calls into question the status of public liberties in our rule of law. ( Under the Radar, 29 min)

Remembrance of Genocide

On January 27, the date of the liberation of the Auschwitz camp in 1945, the Day of Remembrance for Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity is held. How to convey the story of the unimaginable? The question is sensitive in school, in the media and even in literature. Visiting places of memory with younger generations, listening to testimonies from survivors, telling intimate accounts of events… different ways of making memory work.

👩‍🏫 Genocide Memory, What Pedagogy? (Being and Knowing, 58 minutes)

👮 Val d’Hive Roundup, French Crime Stories (LSD, Documentary Series, 4 x 58 minutes)

✍️ Genocide in Rwanda: Intimate and Collective Memory, with Beta Umubeyi Maresi (Le Book Club, 58 minutes)

It’s time

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📸 Say “cheese”! Did you know: Like humans, rats seem to love taking photos of themselves. Consumed by narcissism? A detail of a scientific experiment… but also an aesthetic one. ( A connected world)

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💭 A few more bubbles? We reopen the great Angoulême album to take stock of this 2024 edition of the International Comics Festival. Cute, funny and with twists, it’s all loved by our critics. ( Noon of civilization)

You have 5️⃣8️⃣ minutes

🏥 Crazy about other people. In 1838, the “Insane Act” was promulgated, which normalized the care of the mentally ill. Anatole Le Brass was interested in the path of these “crazy people”, at a time when we believe that their isolation should contribute to their well-being… but also to the peace of the society in which they are placed. the distance ( Time harmony)

You have all night… 🌚

🎼 One for all, all Poulenc. To discover the work of an artist like Francis Poulenc, it is not necessary to read his biography or listen to his music. You have to visit his places of inspiration, listen to him talk about his friends – Apollinaire, Eric Satie, Igor Stravinsky or Jean Cocteau – understand what is fantasy in his religious music and what is mysterious in his ballet pieces. … This is the journey this series offers you. ( Nights of France Culture)

The session is over. What if you spent the weekend with a genius? We knew that Leonardo was a master of the brush, a Efficient ScribblerAn ace Biomimetic EngineeringAn excellent one military strategista Scientists are perhaps even more prominent than we think…here we find out Da Vinci, Economist. Perfectly integrated into Renaissance’s patron ecosystem, it shows how an artist can be a great steward of his money… Have a great weekend and see you next week!

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