Cinema Wednesdays - Diana-Alice Ramsauer An article published in Bon pour la tête Yes, the Au nom...
Charles Aznavour is not known as the greatest provocateur of the last century, nor will he ever be considered an author of erotica. However, sex does feature in his work, with varying degrees of suggestion.
Portnoy et son complexe«, the 1969 novel that earned American author Philip Roth his sulphurous reputation, is a must-read. The author had already published a collection of short stories ten years earlier, »Goodbye, Columbus«, which was not a success. Nevertheless, Roth's obsessive themes were already present, starting of course with Jewishness. Like all geniuses, Roth is obsessive. Imagine a Tarantino who wasn't obsessive, or a Proust, a Polnareff, a Flaubert or a Kubrick. And there's one obsession that runs through the whole of »Portnoy and His Complex«: sex.
Cinema Wednesdays - Loris S. Musumeci « - Aren't you going to ask what the problem is? - Problems,...
On Chesil Beach s’ouvre sur des plages d’une beauté à couper le souffle avec comme bande-son le timbre chaud d’un saxophone....
Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival - Jonas Follonier The year is 1996. The elite of young urban dancers are preparing to make the...
Cinema Wednesdays - Loris S. Musumeci «François, go and repair my house. It's falling apart.» Pope...
Fabrice Hadjadj is known as the Jewish philosopher with an Arabic name and a Catholic faith. Author of numerous essays and...
A look at the news - Loris S. Musumeci Sexual harassment is very much in the news. Everyone's talking about it,...
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