
The Ghett'Out Film Festival comes to New York, highlighting the work of filmmakers on the fringes of the French film industry. Many of the filmmakers are minorities from low-income backgrounds and self-taught; they are the leaders of a new New Wave in France. BAMcinématek is proud…
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Showering in America
Attention, French natives: Do you mind if I ask you guys a personal question? How often do you folks wash your hair?
No, I'm not trying to raise hackles (or plumes de cou, for that matter), but I recently read a factoid online stating that 90% of Americans wash their hair every day. Well, let me tell you: never have I felt so American in my entire life. I myself have been performing such ablutions religiously for the last 30 years! But then "religiously" is no longer the word…
Added by Brian Quass on March 31, 2012 at 11:48am — No Comments
4/3 Sneak Preview: "Monsieur Lazhar" w/writer-director in person
Added by Music Box Films on March 30, 2012 at 6:30pm — No Comments
Conference at City University of NY: Endangered regional languages of France
As our planet becomes more globalized it is expected that thousands of languages will become extinct by the end of the century. We ask that you join BZH New York as we team up with other French regional associations of NY (Alsace, Basque, Corsica) for a conference at City University of NY to highlight the endangered status of regional…
Added by Anne-Sophie Kergaravat on March 30, 2012 at 10:30am — No Comments

Just what is a "Cannet" and why am I even going there in the first place? Good questions. A week ago I was in Beaulieu-sur-Mer recovering from a fishing expedition with my friend Luc. Suffice to say it truly was an "expedition" and after a sumptuous feast, I felt I needed a week's bed rest. I eventually regained sufficient strength and was…
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Win Two Tickets to Kaïssa upcoming concert ! Gagnez deux tickets pour le prochain concert de Kaïssa!
Hailing from the Republic of Cameroon and its vibrant culture, Kaissa has become an unmistakable representative of African music to the planet. An aural artisan whose music paints a lush, vivid picture of the ever-changing world around her, Kaissa’s voice simultaneously showcases warmth, appreciation, struggle and…
Added by Kaïssa on March 27, 2012 at 2:00pm — No Comments
Cabaret songs this Saturday in Barbes!
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"The centerpiece of the Mad Men Season 5 premiere is a song sung by Don Draper's young wife Megan (Jessica Paré), in full-on sex kitten mode, to Don, in front of many friends and coworkers, at his 40th birthday party. It's a catchy little number, with French lyrics (Megan is from Montreal, as is Paré). This being Mad Men, though, one has to ask: Why this song? Does it have some deeper meaning? Does it foreshadow what's to come this season"?
To read…
Added by Nathalie Charles on March 26, 2012 at 11:30am — 7 Comments
The Incredible Rock City Band
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL50060B88ED577BD4
...in the early 80's american bluesman Billy Jones was the lead guitarist for an outstanding group of touring musicians who called themselves 'The Incredible Rock City Band'. ...this song is taken from…
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La Saison des plages est presque là
Il y a quelques très belles plages sur Long Island qui sont accessibles en voiture et par le Long Island Rail Road. Les plages sur la rive sud de Long Island sont sableuses tandis que les plages sur la rive nord sont rocheuses. Maintenant la mer est très froide. Elle se réchauffe lentement. Elle est à son plus chaud en août. Malheureusement…
Added by Gerry on March 25, 2012 at 1:30pm — No Comments
A minute of silence for that English teacher in Rouen
I suggest that we all observe a minute of silence for that English teacher in Rouen: you know, the one who recently asked her students to observe a minute of silence for a certain mass murderer whose victims, children included, have scarcely been laid to rest in their graves yet. I realize that the pedagog in question has not yet been officially…
Added by Brian Quass on March 24, 2012 at 2:00pm — 1 Comment
Serions-nous victimes de notre langue ?
Bon courage ou enjoy? En Amérique, il est très rare d’entendre les gens se plaindre. De retour en France, c’est le rituel du Bon courage ! qui interpelle quotidiennement. Expression pour le moins surprenante. De quel courage parlons-nous ? Je n’allais pas au front à la guerre que je sache ! L’équivalent…
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Two New York City public schools have been selected by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs to receive the newly created “FrancEducation Label” which recognizes their outstanding efforts to promote and develop the French language. These schools, PS58 in Brooklyn and PS 84 in Manhattan will join a select group of eight schools world…
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Fishing for dinner in the high seas off Beaulieu-sur-Mer
Added by Richard H. Rogers on March 22, 2012 at 9:30am — No Comments

Who hasn’t had to make up an imaginary penpal to write to? Most of us can relate to that school experience, especially when learning languages. But My Transatlantic School is something else: imagine instead that the classroom extends beyond its physical borders and opens a door onto the world. You can do that in just a few clicks…actually, in the era…
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Victory at the “Festival Première Scène”, we won the Grand Prize again!!
For the last three years, I’ve been teaching theater in French at the “The Language and Laughter Studio”, a multicultural center founded by Pascale Setbon. Three years that the children and I have been participating to the annual Festival Première Scène.Three years that we’ve been winning the Grand Prize!
“The Festival…
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Searching for my American Dream
Camp Timberlake was an all-boys camp, which was part of a group of camps grouped under the generic name of Farm and Wilderness Camps. There were a total of seven camps including Indian Brook, an all-girls camp, Flying Clouds, a camp that specialized in trips and life in the wilderness. There was also the Barn Day camp for younger children.…
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BY MY SIDE, a new documentary about 3 young women surviving in Central America's largest dump
Here is the trailer of BY MY SIDE, the film I directed and produced in the Chureca, the largest garbage dump in Central America: https://vimeo.com/38270843 Please help us spread the story of Dominga, Fabiola and Maryuri, 3 young women struggling to survive in this place plagued by drugs, prostitution and violence. If…
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Light around the world project
Spirituality, peace, love, harmony, knowledge and wisdom are by definition the Light that illuminates the world.
My intention is to use the knowledge that I have attained through various spiritual practices to create and publish a book based on the “Light” (illumination) in different regions of various countries.
The goal is to travel to these…
Added by Julien on March 16, 2012 at 5:30pm — No Comments

New York ! D'abord j'ai été confondu par ta beauté, ces grandes filles d'or aux jambes longues.
Added by Fabrice Jaumont on March 16, 2012 at 4:00pm — No Comments
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