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Translating the experience of film: filmmakers, writers, and artists explore the elements of film that make us feel "outside and inside at the same time.""Every film is a foreign film," Atom Egoyan...

Beau travail

By Claire Denis, Jean Pol Fargeau, Patrick Grandperret, Jerome Minet

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Men in the French Foreign Legion, escaping some personal or legal entanglement, can leave their lives behind and take on a new identity. In an outpost in Djibouti, the men of the Legion yield to th...

Individu et societe

By Claire Denis, Gilles Millette, Isa Vekeman Julien

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Individu et societe

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Individu et societe

By Claire Denis

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Écrit dans un langage clair, vivant et accessible par des enseignants d'ici pour des étudiants d'ici, Individu et société demeure, depuis plus de vingt ans, la référence incontournable pour celles...

Conflits dans la famille. la mediation pratique methodologie concepts

By Claire Denis

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Individu et societe

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Il curioso delle donne.

By Alberto Bevilacqua

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Signac and the Independants

By Claire Denis, Gilles Genty, Nathalie Bondil, Charlotte Hellman, Mary Dailey Desmarais

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Chocolat

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