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Portuguese actress and director Maria de Medeiros produces a documentary on the Spanish journalist and activist Richard Mateos. Blind from birth, he defends the right of disabled people in Bolivia to live with dignity.
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The film offers a walk following the path of the water in the Castle of Fontainebleau in France and in the Palace of Alhambra in Spain. The spectator is led to discover various hydraulic systems, for irrigation o...
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How does light structure religious architecture, how does it help the viewer to navigate or perceive space? What does it mean for the building? Focus on : - Basilica of Saint Mary Magdalene in Vézelay - Chapel of Notre D...
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Between the popular and erudite Elizabethan theatre and the aristocratic and monumental pomp of Bayreuth: how did the architects, playwrights, authors think of the architecture of the stage, the place of the spectator, the acto...
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Two exceptional sites tell of the alliance known as the "altar and the sword": the alliance of political power and religious power.
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Painting on stone: the first artistic gesture of a human being to have survived. From the fragile traces of Lascaux to the ecstatic and dazzling visions of Michelangelo and the elegance of ancient Rome, we are offered millennia...
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30 years after the abolition of the slave trade by the United Kingdom, Turner gave us a broader and deeper understanding of oppression. He painted the portrait of an England that embraced the industrial revolution’s new e...
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"Men of docks" celebrates the anonymous heroes of Manhattan. Georges Bellows captures the raw reality of immigrant workers at the bottom of the sky...
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