This Wednesday, January 24, “Anatomy of a Fall” is the favorite for the César nominations after winning five at the Oscars, the President of the Senate opposes the inclusion of abortion in the French Constitution, and the series- documentary on the VI Nations tournament is released on Netflix.
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This Wednesday, January 24, after winning a Palme d’Or in Cannes and two Golden Globes in Los Angeles, the film by French director Justine Triet “Anatomy of a Fall” won five Oscar nominations on Tuesday. He is now also a favorite for the nominations for the French Cinema César, which will be known this Wednesday.
From the United States to France, the right to abortion is not sufficiently protected. While French deputies are today considering the constitutionalization of abortion, the President of the Senate is opposed to it, considering that it “is not threatened in France”. In the United States, President Joe Biden is worried that his rival for the next presidential election Donald Trump will further restrict this right of women in the country.
And then, Netflix is putting “VI Nations: in contact” online this Wednesday. The documentary series from the producers of “Formula 1: pilots of their destiny” follows the six captains of the last VI nations rugby tournament, including the Frenchman Antoine Dupont.
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