Films

Yvette Z'Graggen, a pioneering woman

By Alexandre Wälti · May 09, 2018

Les mercredis du cinéma – Alexandre Wälti C’est peut-être l’histoire d’une exilée de l’intérieur. Non seulement Yvette Z’Graggen a grandi tiraillée...

World

Poland, the autocratic temptation

By Diego Taboada · 05 February 2018

A new law on Poland's role in the Second World War is causing controversy. It is representative of a trend in certain countries within the European Union (EU) to defend «illiberal democracy» as an alternative model.

Films

«Dark Hours, by Joe Wright

By Marina De Toro · January 10, 2018

Cinema Wednesdays - Marina De Toro May 10, 1940, Winston Churchill becomes Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. But...

Literature

Goncourt 2017 readings (episode 2/2)

By Loris S. Musumeci · December 23, 2017

Le Regard Libre N° 34 - Loris S. Musumeci Hold on to your crown, Bakhita, The Art of Losing and The Order of the...

Literature

Hergé, the man with the powder puff

By Nicolas Jutzet · October 21, 2017

Le Regard Libre N° 32 - Nicolas Jutzet We know Tintin and his inseparable fox terrier, his other faithful companion...

Visual arts

Marc Chagall, «Le Champ de Mars» (The Field of Mars)»

By Loris S. Musumeci · August 11, 2017

Le Regard Libre N° 30 - Loris S. Musumeci A look at the painter-poet: Chagall (3/3) The fifties marked the...

Films

«Dunkirk» and the faces of war

By Loris S. Musumeci · July 26, 2017

Cinema Wednesdays - Loris S. Musumeci A partner column of Cinérevue, NeuchVox's film program. Next live broadcast: Monday...

Films

Why you should see Churchill«

By Jonas Follonier · June 14, 2017

Nous sommes au début du mois de juin 1944. Dans quelques jours, le plus grand débarquement de la Seconde Guerre...