Literature

Tesson the inimitable

By Jonas Follonier · December 10, 2019

The great traveler and writer Sylvain Tesson is back in bookshops with La panthère des neiges. This...

Literature

What Eugène Ionesco has to say today

By Jonas Follonier · 08 December 2019

Today, we find ourselves right in the midst of the phenomena denounced by the author of *The Bald Soprano*, *Rhinoceros*, and *The King Is Dying*—a melancholic visionary. Ionesco the satirist—Ionesco at his best. A look back at the man of the 20th century who understood it all.

Music

A Viennese evening at Salle Métropole

By Jonas Follonier · December 3, 2019

Mozart and Bruckner were among the musical highlights.

Films

Happy script retirement!

By Jonas Follonier · November 27, 2019

The film dies before it leaves.

Films

I accuse Polanski of making an average film

By Jonas Follonier · November 20, 2019

You have to see the work to judge it

Films

Edouard Bergeon brings peasant drama to the screen

By Jonas Follonier · November 13, 2019

A film about rural life and the father-son relationship

Gastronomy

Ode to beer

By Jonas Follonier · 08 November 2019

A chronicle in the form of a poem

Films

«Camille», documentary on the Central African Republic and photojournalism

By Jonas Follonier · October 30, 2019

Cinema Wednesdays - Jonas Follonier Camille is a young French photojournalist. She decided to go to the Central African Republic...

Switzerland

With the green wave, a new conservatism?

By Jonas Follonier · October 21, 2019

Liberalism and conservatism, two niches of the classical European right, are not the big losers of the federal elections. If you think about it, the ecological preoccupation now officially present among the population denotes a new form of conservatism and way of conceiving freedom, beyond the social and progressive dimension that characterizes this movement. A mutation of the great ideologies that brings great strengths, but also great risks. Analysis.