Society

The train, a gateway to dreams

By Hélène Lavoyer · March 31, 2019

Le Regard Libre N° 48 - Hélène Lavoyer A choice had to be made and, given the state of the world,...

Literature

Didier Burkhalter, failed vision of a «Mined Land».»

By Hélène Lavoyer · March 26, 2019

Les bouquins du mardi - Hélène Lavoyer Extract from our special Didier Burkhalter feature in our April issue, in...

Films

«Destroyer: Why such a lukewarm reception?

By Hélène Lavoyer · March 13, 2019

Les mercredis du cinéma - Hélène Lavoyer Erin's gaze is colder than the Arctic seas...

Literature

Translation, an act of reading

By Hélène Lavoyer · March 10, 2019

Le Regard Libre N° 47 - Hélène Lavoyer «The language of Europe is translation», wrote Umberto Eco in his book...

Literature

«Women artists are dangerous»: art by women, hidden but alive

By Hélène Lavoyer · February 26, 2019

Les bouquins du mardi - Hélène Lavoyer One is a journalist, essayist and historian, notably of feminism in the 19th and 20th centuries...

Films

«The incredible story of Facteur Cheval»: the man behind the work

By Hélène Lavoyer · February 13, 2019

Les mercredis du cinéma - Hélène Lavoyer The peaceful breath of the wind, punctuated by the birdsong that accompanies the film...

Society

Haute-couture, a world of aberrations and misinformation

By Hélène Lavoyer · 10 February 2019

Le Regard Libre N° 46 - Hélène Lavoyer The fashion sector of the luxury industry is a two-faced world. The...

Films

«Monsieur»: when Cinderella wears a sari and a dream

By Hélène Lavoyer · January 16, 2019

Les mercredis du cinéma - Hélène Lavoyer A wide shot of a young woman in a dimly lit room...

Literature

«Le dernier été»: a good song, but not a hit

By Hélène Lavoyer · January 15, 2019

Les bouquins du mardi - Hélène Lavoyer The first novel by Benedict Wells, The Last Summer introduces us to Beck, «a...