Paris in the early 1980s. After living 20 years in exile, a former Basque militant refuses to return to Spain. He demands protection from France, because he thinks his life is threatened in his country. For the French legal justice … Lire plus
“Who can legitimately judge a man’s life? The judge Serge Portelli tries to answer this question by intertwining his experiences, encounters and convictions. In an elegant and humorous style, he recalls his life as a judge, his anger and his … Lire plus
“Antigone” is a Greek tragedy written by Sophocles in 441 BC. Oedipus, king of Thebes has three children: Antigone, Eteocles and Polynices. After Oedipus’ death, Eteocles and Polynices die fighting to take over the power of Thebes. Their uncle Creon, … Lire plus
In becoming a lawyer, Caroline Vigneaux’s childhood dream came true. But in 2007 she decides to radically change careers and enrolls in the well-known theater training program in Paris, Les Cours Florent. A year later, Caroline Vigneaux plays her first … Lire plus
A young man from a modest background is charged with the murder of his father and risks the death penalty. The jury of twelve men go into deliberation and immediately proceeds to a vote. Eleven vote guilty, but the final … Lire plus
Currently playing at Théâtre de la Pépinière in Paris. Under a threatening stormy sky, Richard, a director making a come-back, gives his first theatre class in a detention center. He hopes for high attendance, which would lead to more … Lire plus
