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Diane Dufresne is coming to your home
Diane Dufresne’s visit to the Cogeco amphitheater in Trois-Rivières, on September 22, will not be a one-night stand. The event Together with you, orchestral rereading of great hits and pieces from the album Best after, was captured and can be viewed for 48 hours in exchange for $ 29.95. Throughout the 88-minute concert, the eccentric singer shares the stage with 65 musicians from the Orchester symphonique de Trois-Rivières and pianist Olivier Godin, pulsed by the baton of conductor Jean-Michel Malouf.
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A scene from the film The Sweater, by Sheldon Cohen
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Return of the Oh Oh ONF des Fêtes!
Launched a few years ago, the tradition continues on the National Film Board (NFB) website with the return of the Oh Oh ONF des Fêtes! Channel. Young and old alike can watch 55 movies perfect for the holiday season for free. See or review Hold-up in the Wild West, by Jeff Hale, The jacks, by André Melançon, Ludovic, from Oscar-winning filmmaker Co Hoedeman or the essential The sweater, by Sheldon Cohen, adapted from a story by Roch Carrier. In the “Read NFB” section, you will find pictures to color.
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Scene of Masters of the Reich
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Hitler’s words revealed in documentary
For decades, despite the images, we did not know what they had said to each other. Today, thanks to artificial intelligence, we know that. Series Masters of the Reich sheds new light on WWII and the rise of Nazism by putting words in the mouths of Adolf Hitler and members of his entourage. They appear in films or extracts from period films often used in documentaries on this battered period in the history of the 20th century.e century. At the same time surprising, trivial, banal and astonishing, these deciphered words give a new relief to the visual archives. Starting December 30 at 8 p.m.
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Scene from the film Jacquot de Nantes, by Agnès Varda
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Jacquot from Nantes on Tënk
The documentary site Tënk ends the year on a high note with the launch of the feature film Jacquot from Nantes, by Agnès Varda. In this work of nearly two hours, the great filmmaker retraces the childhood and adolescence of her husband Jacques Demy. The film recalls the attraction Demy had for the cinema at a very young age. In addition, Mme Varda draws parallels between sources of inspiration (fantastic characters, the city of Nantes, Demy’s parents) and some of his films such Lola and Donkey Skin.