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In two parts, it documents the litigation of Brigitte Fontaine, Monique Piton, Mireille and Erin Pizzey with Éditions de femmes in 1976 and those of Catherine Leguay and Brigitte Fontaine in 1977.
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In two parts, it documents the litigation of Brigitte Fontaine, Monique Piton, Mireille and Erin Pizzey with Éditions de femmes in 1976 and those of Catherine Leguay and Brigitte Fontaine in 1977.
1847. Franz Liszt meets the beautiful princess Caroline von Sayn-Wittgenstein in Kiev. The two fall in love, but the princess is forced to marry an elderly general. When the revolution breaks out in Hungary, she flees wi
Ethan reaches the finals of a major boxing championship. But when his future opponent learns he's starting a relationship with a man, things change...
This collection of amazing pas de deux from some legendary ballets brings new meaning to the phrase "Meet you at the barre." Among the scintillating dances are several famous terpsichorean partnerships, such as Margot Fo
A mock trailer for a spy film about a secret agent called Daniel Daniel.
Today is a great day : Marthe is going to confront a dragon, touch up the bride and groom, and not bang herself too much. Because today is Simon's birthday, he's turning six, and she's decided to organize everything. But
A documentary film based on interviews and interrogations conducted in connection with the tragic events in Paris in January 2015. Filming began on January 12, the day after the attacks. With 20 speakers from a wide rang
A documentary feature about victims and perpetrators involved in restorative justice programs.
Documentary about the ongoing influence of 'Breathless' after 60 years
Year 2005 Kosovo has been liberated 10 years ago by NATO forces under the leadership of USA. NATO forces now have complete control of the security situation in the country, but are not physically present in every town in
Two youngsters turn a game into a lesson on martial arts techniques in a fight that takes the form of a minimalistic cinematic duel.
A man repaints his apartment. Through objects, photos, drawings he plunges back into his past. His future seems so dark that he ends up painting the whole apartment in black, including the windows, to absolute black.
Based on Gertrude Stein’s eponymously named screenplay, written in 1929 as European fascism was building momentum. Beatrice Gibson’s adaptation, set almost a century later in contemporary Paris, deploys Stein’s script as