Petite n°0-1
Petite no.1' " is a sort of prologue of the series "Petite" where Viviane Vagh introduces the main character ‘Petite’ who leads us through the short poetico-symbolic films of the series and their main themes of life. We
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Petite no.1' " is a sort of prologue of the series "Petite" where Viviane Vagh introduces the main character ‘Petite’ who leads us through the short poetico-symbolic films of the series and their main themes of life. We
Film poetry with music of Jacques Bekaert played by David Behman and Takehisa Kosugi. 16mm to digital.
When her friend gets a call from a boy asking her out, she helps her get ready even though she have feelings for her. Finally the girls get out in opposite directions and Sylvia returns home alone.
Meet Little Brown Bear and his family for the first time at the cinema! Little Brown Bear and his cousin Big Red Bear are eager to grow up. It's a desire that children know well. In a dozen scenes, the hero of the little
If there's one thing Pinkalicious loves most, it's the color pink! When Pinkalicious wakes up to discover her whole body has suddenly turned pink, she soon learns that it is possible to have too much of a good thing.
Join Pinkalicious and her brother Peter for five pinkatastic adventures in Pinkville! While enjoying a day at the beach, Rafael's dog Rusty digs up a pink bone. Can Pinkalicious and the gang use their imaginations to fig
It's time for fun and games with Pinkalicious! Join Pinkalicious and her brother Peter as they put their gnome thinking caps on to help Norman the Gnome plan the perfect playdate. Then, Pinkalicious and her friends have
Since 1977, five years after the Clean Water Act mandated that municipalities bring their waste water treatment systems into compliance with the Act's conservation measures, the City of St Petersburg has not increased it
A woman feels sad when she hears her boyfriend singing a duet on the radio with another woman. She decides to prank him with a staged suicide attempt that he quickly uncovers.
Recorded back in 2003, this Decca disc gave soprano Patricia Petibon the chance to shine in a range of French repertoire.
The structure is quite simple and follows the topography of the journey - the rhythm determines the form with the alternance big cities/countryside converted into stations/movements - but through the left window the rela
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