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Bulletin Culturel
October 2009
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MARSEILLE-TORONTO
MANDICO, CHAMBERT, AGNONE
INTERNATIONAL
FESTIVAL OF AUTHORS
SAIED SHANBEHZADEH
NUIT BLANCHE ON OCTOBER 3RD
“The wind has risen and blew the sails. Shore out of sight. Left alone at dawn
my mother plagued with pain poured her moans and groan for you to hear. You
did not care. Using my ambition to turn me away and stop striving after it, you
carried me off”. *
By the Frédéric Boyer latest invigorated translation of his Confessions burning
prose, the next-to-be sainthooded Augustin depicts with contemporary shameless
all momentum, all of our momentum, those of a being facing itself, and those
facing its god. Far from this acme or burning point, for your pleasure or meditation, “Nuit Blanche” offers a lot for wandering around : faster but with a shorter
trip than Carthage to Rome 1700 years ago, you find artists from Marseille. you
listen to writers from all over the World at the Harboufront Internation Festival
of Authors. “Planet in Focus” film festival sounds the Earth convulsions.
Joël Savary, Attaché Culturel
*p 148
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3 - Festivals
7 - Exhibitions
9 - Music
11 - Cinema
12 - Television
13 - Talks
14 - Advertisement
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News editor: Joël Savary
Creative writer : Martin Colomer-Diez
Audiovisual: Marie Herault-Delanoë
Music: Simon Grignon
Sub-editor: Virginie Angelliaume
Graphist: Coralie Fondeville
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ANTHONY NUIT BLANCHE
AGNONE
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MIKA
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JACQUES
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IFOA
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ART FAIR
ART FAIR
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PLANET
PLANET
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IN FOCUS
IN FOCUS
“AUTOMATISME”
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ART FAIR
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JACQUES
FRANCK
ISRAELIEVITCH SYLVESTRE
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MARZAGALLI
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fe st i v al s
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF AUTHORS
SCHMITT, LAURRENT, SANSAL
The International Festival of Authors
(IFOA) was inaugurated in 1980 with a
mandate to bring together the best
writers of contemporary world literature. Gathering more than 80 authors
from around 15 countries, the IFOA
includes readings, interviews, lectures and round table discussions as
well as public book signings and a festival bookstore.
This year, the festival has invited three
French authors : Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt,
Eric Laurrent and Boualem Sansal.
ERIC-EMMANUEL
SCHMITT
Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt, playwright,
novelist, and author of short stories,
was awarded the French Academy’s
Grand Prix du Théâtre in 2001.
He is one of Europe’s most popular
and best-selling authors. His books include Oscar and the Lady in Pink
(1999), The Gospel According to Pi-
OCTOBER 21ST - OCTOBER 31ST
late (2000), and My Life with Mozart
(2005). The film Odette Toulemonde,
Schmitt’s debut as screenwriter and
director, was released in 2007.
Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt captivates
the reader with his spirited, buoyant
style and enchanting stories that
move effortlessly from the everyday
to the fantastical. The eight stories in
this collection, his first to be published in English, represent some of
his best writing and most imaginative
storylines: from the love story between
Balthazar, wealthy and successful author, and Odette, cashier at a supermarket, to the tale of a barefooted
princess; from the moving story of a
group of female prisoners in a Soviet
gulag to the entertaining portrait of
a perennially disgruntled perfectionist.
Here are eight contemporary fables,
populated by a cast of extravagant
and affecting characters, about people in search of happiness. Behind
each story lies a simple, if elusive,
truth: happiness is often right in front
of our eyes, though we may
frequently be blind to it.
Barland, Lire Magazine (France)
Lecture
Sunday, October 25th
2pm
Lakeside Terrace
235 Queens Quay West
Round table
Topic: Happy Sad: Writing
Through the Good and the Ugly
Saturday, October 24th
4pm
Lakeside Terrace
235 Queens Quay West
“The Most Beautiful Book in the
World is as affecting as it is intelligent. […] Eight stories, parables on
the idea of a future, filled with redeeming optimism. Truth and beauty
are here brought together. The Most
Beautiful Book in the World […] has
all the visual beauty and power of a
major literary work.”—Jean-Rémi
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ÉRIC LAURRENT
Eric Laurrent was born in 1966 in
Clermont-Ferrand, where he lived
while finishing his literature studies
before moving to Paris.
So far Laurrent has published nine novels
such as Clara Stern, it is the novel that in
2005 Lire called “the most seducing of the
year.” Rennaissance Italienne released in
2008 is his latest book.
cides to settle down and get out of
the business. Fulfilling his role as
second-hand man, Clovis is entrusted with the job of guarding
Oscar’s new bride when Oscar is
taken into police custody for embezzlement and racketeering on the day
after his wedding. Alone on his boss’s
honeymoon in Los Angeles with
Oscar’s incredibly attractive new
wife, Clovis tries his hardest to adhere to the one rule he has given himself, the rule which gets harder to
heed as each moment passes: do not
touch.
Thursday, October 29th
8pm
Studio Theatre
235 Queens Quay West
with his wife and two daughters in Algeria.
Based on a true story and inspired
by the work of Primo Levi, The German Mujahid is a heartfelt reflection
on guilt and the harsh imperatives of
history. Banned in the author’s native
Algeria for the frankness with which
it confronts several explosive
themes, The German Mujahid is a
truly groundbreaking novel. For the
first time, an Arab author directly addresses the moral implications of the
Holocaust. But this richly plotted
novel also leaves its author room
enough to address other equally controversial issues ; Islamic fundamentalism and A geria’s “dirty war” of the
BOUALEM SANSAL
early 1990s, or the emergence of
grim Muslim ghettos in France’s
low-income housing projects, for
example.
When French mafioso Oscar Lux
saved Clovis Baccara from killing himself, he became the boss and something of a mentor to Clovis. Twenty
years later, it is no surprise that Clovis is named best man when Oscar de-
Boualem Sansal was born in 1949 in
Algeria. Since his debut novel, Le
serment des barbares, winner of
the Best First Novel Prize in France in
1999, he has been widely considered
one of his country’s most important
contemporary authors. Sansal lives
Lecture
Friday, October 23rd, 8pm
Lakeside Terrace
235 Queens Quay West
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PLANET IN FOCUS - INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL FILM & VIDEO FESTIVAL
FROM OCTOBER 21ST UNTIL OCTOBER 25TH
Planet in Focus promotes the use of
film and video to frame and explore
social and ecological focal points,
and as a catalyst for awareness, discussion and action. The festival has
the mission to promote the use of
film and video as a catalysts for public awareness, discussion, and appropriate action on the ecological
and social health of the planet.
And it includes diverse perspectives
(e.g., multi-cultural, international,
gender, sexual orientation, physical
ability, racial, spiritual, and economic
status). This year, the festival presents several french movies.
THE BAGYELI PYGMIES
AT THE FRINGES OF THE
WORLD BY FRANÇOISPHILIPPE GALLOIS
Modernization has reached the
tropical
forests
of
South
Cameroon, where the Bagyeli pygmies struggle to maintain their traditions while adapting to new ways of
life. With remarkable access, the
filmmakers watch the Bagyeli people
as they hunt, learn, sing, start businesses, manage conflicts with neighbouring tribes, and deal with the
changes in their environment.
This is an urgent and compelling
documentary on a unique culture in
crisis.
France. 2009. 85 mins.
French with english subtitles.
Friday, October 23rd
9pm
Innis Town Hall
With the director attending
SCHOOL ON THE MOVE
BY MICHEL DEBATS
The Evenk are the nomadic aboriginal guardians of the Taiga, located in
eastern Siberia.
School on the Move documents the attempt of this unique people to preserve
their cultural traditions with the support of anthropologist Alexandra Lavriller.
Shot on the move, the film wistfully portrays the Evenk as they retain their language and age old habits amidst encroaching
contemporary demands.
France-Russia. 2008. 50 mins.
Evenk and russian, with english subtitles
Saturday, October 24th, 5pm
Innis Town Hall
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AIGOUAL, REBIRTH OF A
FOREST
BY
MARC
KHANNE
France. 2008. 52 mins.
French, with english subtitles.
Saturday, October 24th, 3pm
Innis 222
In the mid-19th century, Mount
Aiguoal in southern France was bare
rock. This is the story of two men
who made it green again – George
Fabre, a Guard with the French military, and Charles Flahault, a botanist.
The pair worked for 30 years, testing
new species, lobbying local farmers,
and battling war, harsh weather and
resistance from superiors to achieve
their dream of reforestation.
Their story is a reminder that the
modern environmental movement’s
dreams are not exclusive to today,
but rather part of a long and wideranging history of conscious stewardship on behalf of nature.
R A D I O A C T I V E
WA R E :
THE
NUCLEAR NIGHTMARE
BY ERIC GUERET
Éric Guéret is recognized in France
for his investigative television documentaries
As even ecologists reconsider nu-
clear as an alternative to burning carbon, Radioactive ware : The Nuclear
nightmare examines the impact of
nuclear waste for the near future and
next hundreds of thousands of years.
The “energy of the future” is astutely
dissected– clearly outlining how nuclear power is generated, how
waste is created and systematically
uncovering what happens to waste
produced in nuclear plants in France.
This movie is allowed incredible access to French nuclear plants, recycling facilities, and the archives of
Greenpeace Europe and testing facilities of CRIIRAD. And while some
hope is presented for the future,
you’ll want answers from our own
government about what is happening
to nuclear waste in Canada.
France/Germany. 2009. 98 mins.
French with english subtitles.
Saturday, October 24th, 7pm
Innis 222
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Ex hi bi ti o n s
“MARSEILLE-TORONTO” BRINGS ARTISTS IN TORONTO FOR THE NUIT BLANCHE
« Marseille –Toronto
Mix » will bring artists,
directors, as well as authors in Canada, all over
the year 2009.
Toronto and Marseille are among
those cities clearly open to the
world.
Toronto was the « Cultural Capital
of Canada » in 2005, and had lead to
the organization of an extraordinary
annual cultural program. Marseille
has just been nominated as the “2013
European Capital for Culture”: wel-
coming international culture can’t be
more obvious for now on.
Those two cities share this unique
ambiance of ports: a mix between
traditions and melting-pot.
Artists, Art dealers, Museums, Film
Festivals bring to the city the diversity of events all year long. Those
developments build on their economic growth.
art installations curated by
VideoSPread and Fotokino with
many atists including Bertand
Mandico at Ryerson University.
The Bata Shoe Museum in
Toronto shows artist Thierry
Agnone’s tiny and shining fairy
artefacts, on a suggestion by
Thierry Ollat, director of the Marseille Museum of Contemporary
Arts.
“Marseille –Toronto Mix” joins «
Nuit Blanche », and offers video-
BERTRAND MANDICO PRESENTS PHOTOGRAPHIES AND SHORT FILMS
Since the early 1990’s, filmmaker
Bertrand Mandico has made n u m e r o u s f iction and animated
films, working with shorter and
longer forms. His prolific writing has
produced a broad variety of fascinating and original works in the world
of moving images: experimental
essays, highly personal commissioned
films, oddball fictions, pilots for
fantasy television programs, for
which Mandico received numerous
awards at European festivals.
documenting his shoots and film locations. Over time, these have become a significant body of poetic
images and “frozen films”, as he is
fond of calling them.
Alliance Française
24 Spadina Road
Toronto
From october 3rd until october 31st
Mondy to Thursday: 8am - 9:30pm
Friday and Saturday : 8am - 3:30pm
At present, Bertrand Mandico is
working on two feature films. As an
extension of his various projects related to moving pictures, he works as
an illustrator, a photographer and a
critic. He is often invited to take part
in exhibits and conferences in France
and abroad. In addition, he has produced several series of polaroids
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MUSICAL AND VISUAL PERFORMANCES BY LAURENT CHAMBERT
Conceived and produced in 1999,
T256 is originally a visual labyrinth
composed of animated sequences
connected to each other by hypertext
links. The first digital version was released in June 2000 and presented at
the Contemporary Art Centre in
Castres, France.
The concept of this new version is
based on the creation of dedicated
electronic music partitions for every
sequence of the original visual
project (12 sequences in total).
The installation will present a
screening of T256 - a virtual visit and a performed musical combina-
tion/arrangement, following the
course of the visual elements pro-
jected.
The installation/performance is designed as a game, made up of 5 different moments during which the
audience will be able to view/listen
to the artist’s live performance.
During the artist’s time off (not performing), T256 continues to show
different sequences of its labyrinth.
The audience is invited to choose the
access to the different visual sequences.
SAVE THE DATE !
THIERRY AGNONE EXHIBITS
UNTIL DECEMBER 23RD AT
THE BATA SHOE MUSEUM
Saturday, October 3rd
9pm, 10pm, 11pm, midnight, 1am
Gallery 345
345 Sorauren Avenue
Toronto
www.gallery345.com
BUY-SELLF AT THE TORONTO CONTEMPORARY ART FAIR
Buy-Sellf collective from Marseille
takes over AGYU's booth at Art
Toronto. Known for the Buy-Sellf mail
order catalogues of contemporary
art, the collective is taking a sampling of artists represented in their
catalogues and constructing their
work on site in Toronto. With no customs brokers and no international
shipping the collective assumes the
role of manufacturer, creating a series of sculptures to the specifications of the artists.
From october 22nd until october 26th
Art Gallery of York University,
AGYU
Metro Toronto Convention Centre
Toronto, Ontario
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THE AUTOMATISTE REVOLUTION: MONTREAL 1941-1960
This is one of the most extensive exhibitions of the Automatiste group of
artists which included Jean-Paul
Riopelle and Paul-Émile Borduas. The
exhibition will present 60 works of
art, as well as photographs, books,
and other documentation, borrowed
from across Canada.
The Automatiste artists gathered
under the leadership of Canadian
painter Paul-Émile Borduas in the
early 1940s. Borduas was an artist
and an activist for the separation of
church and state in Quebec. The
artists who gathered together were
inspired by the stream of consciousness writings of the time and ap-
proached their paintings through an
exploration of the subconscious –
avoiding representation at all costs.
Automatism is recognized today as
the most interdisciplinary and possibly the most important modernist
movement in Canada.
In 1948, a group of 16 artists signed
a manifesto called the Refus global
(Total Refusal) which became one of
the pillars of the Quiet Revolution, a
period of intense change in Quebec.
The Refus global was an anti-religious
and anti-establishment manifesto
that would become one of the most
controversial artistic and social documents in modern Quebec.
The Automatistes were not solely
painters but also included dancers,
playwrights, poets, critics and choreographers. After 20 years of challenging the politically and religiously
repressive Quebec society, the Automatistes as a group disbanded in
1960 with the death of Borduas.
The Automatiste artists exhibited in
New York and Paris during the 1940s
and 1950s.
October 23, 2009 - February 28, 2010
Varley Gallery
216 Main Street
Unionv ille
Mus i c
MIKA IN CONCERT AT THE SOUND ACADEMY
Mika was born in Beirut, Lebanon,
the third of five children born to a
Lebanese mother and an American father. When he was one year old his
family was forced to leave war-torn
Lebanon and moved to Paris.
His first single was a limited
7"/download release called Relax,
Take It Easy (2006). It was play listed
by BBC Radio 1 in the United Kingdom, and was also made Record of
the Week by DJ Scott Mills.
Mika's début album Life in Cartoon
Motion was released on February 5th
2007, and has brought comparison
with artists such as Freddie Mercury,
Scissor Sisters, Elton John, Prince,
Robbie Williams and David Bowie.
He was the musical act for The
Tonight Show with Jay Leno on March
26th 2007 and February 14th 2008
and for Jimmy Kimmel Live on March
27th 2007. He also performed live on
So You Think You Can Dance on July
26th 2007.
On February 20th 2008, Mika opened
the 2008 BRIT Awards with a live performance of Love Today, Grace Kelly,
and a duet, Standing in the Way of
Control, with Beth Ditto. He was
later awarded the BRIT Award for
Best British Breakthrough Artist.
In 2007’s World Music Awards, he
was nominated and awarded for :
Best-Selling New Artist ; Best-Selling
Male Pop/Rock Artist ; Best-Selling
British Artist.
Mika's second studio album, The Boy
Who Knew Too Much, was released on
September 21st 2009.
Sound Academy
October 12th, 7pm
11 Polson St
(416) 649-PIER (7437)
http://www.soundacademy.com/events/show/361
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SAIED SHANBEHZADEH AT THE SMALL WORLD MUSIC FESTIVAL
Paris-based, internationally acclaimed Iranian musician and dancer,
Saied Shanbehzadeh returns to
Toronto after his resounding success
at the 2008 Tirgan Festival. Crossing
both international and cultural borders, Saeid has shared Iran’s dance
artistry with the world.
Presenting the rarely seen music and
dance of the province of Bushehr, on
the Persian Gulf, the group perform
an intensely physical and spiritual
tradition.
RICHMOND HILL
PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE
10268 YONGE STREET
Saturday, October 3rd, 8pm
Tickets : 905-787-8811
More information at:
smallworldmusic.com
JACQUES ISRAELIEVITCH
Internationally renowned violinist
Jacques Israelievitch is one of the most
distinguished performing artists in
North America and abroad, giving concerts, teaching, and conducting regularly throughout the United States,
Canada, Europe, and Asia.
In 1995, Jacques Israelievitch received a knighthood by the French government into the Order of Arts and
Letters. In 2004, he was promoted to
the honorable status of Officer, one of
France’s highest cultural honors. Mr. Is-
Orchestre du Conservatoire National
Superieur de Paris, and other ensembles.
Thursday, October 29th
7:30pm
Glick Memorial Concert
Miles Nadal JCC, Toronto, ON
raelievitch has led the Saint Louis
Symphony Orchestra, Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Buffalo Philharmonic, Windsor Symphony O r c h e s t r a ,
Friday, October 16th (with Erica Goodman)
AFT Spadina
24 Spadina Rd.
Toronto ON M5R 2S7
7:30pm
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Cine m a
CINEMATHEQUE'S SPECIAL EVENT ON NUIT BLANCHE
Join the Scotiabank Nuit Blanche on
a “trip to the moon,” TIFF Cinematheque’s all-night programme celebrating the origins of cinema, with films
by les frères Lumière (Louis & Auguste) and Georges Méliès.
Since its birth in 1895 (the date on
which an audience first assembled
and paid to watch a screening – a very
short one! – in the Salon Indien at the
Grand Café in Paris), the cinema has
split into two principal strands: the
documentary mode commonly associated with the Lumière brothers, and
fiction, which evolved from the fantastical storytelling and wildly creative set design of Georges Méliès, a
magician who was among the paying
spectators in that historic first
screening.
As the never-ending saga of “Louis
vs. Georges” resurfaces throughout
the evolution of cinema , with works
in both camps routinely defying their
own categories, this programme,
while providing endless enjoyment
and awe, also demonstrates how,
right from the start, cinema was born
of a desire to marry art and life in
ways both ecstatic and eloquent.
Among the films included here are
such famous works as the Lumière’s
Workers Leaving the Lumière Factory
in Lyon (1895) and The Arrival of a
Train at La Ciotat (1895), which, according to legend, caused a mass
exodus when first screened, so convincingly real did that locomotive
seem, and Méliès’ beloved and oftquoted A Trip to the Moon (1902).
The films will be projected repeatedly throughout the course of Scotiabank Nuit Blanche and will
feature live, improvised scores by pianists William O’Meara, Andrei Stre-
liaev, and Robert Hall. Andrea Picard
Saturday, October 3rd
7pm. until sunrise
Jackman Hall
Art Gallery of Ontario
317 Dundas Street West
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Telev isio n
RESSOURCES HUMAINES BY LAURENT CANTET
The 35-hour work week has all of
France in its thrall. This film turns it
into a feature about economic and familial politics. Frank, a business school
graduate, returns to his provincial
hometown to take a management position in the factory where his father has
been working for 30 years. First Frank
HENRI-GEORGES CLOUZOT
Henri-Georges Clouzot is a famous
french director, screenwriter and producer.
TFO presents to of his its: Le Corbeau et Quai des Orfèvres.
LE CORBEAU BY HENRI-GEORGES
CLOUZOT
makes the mistake of actually asking
the workers on the assembly line for
their opinions. Then upper management manipulates his findings to lay off
employees. This creates a huge rift, not
only between labor and management,
but between father and son. A human
morality tale that evokes paternal and
filial love, and illustrates the personal
risk behind political ideas.
France. 1999. 100 mins.
Avec Jalil Lespert, Chantal Barre et
Jean-Claude Vallod.
den secrets are unveiled - but the one
secret that no-one can uncover is the
identity of the letters' author...
October, Friday 9th, 12:30pm
October, Tuesday 6th, 9pm
October, Wednesday 7th 12:30pm
October, Monday 12th 12:30pm
France. 1942. 93 mins.
With Pierre Fresnay, Pierre Larquey
and Micheline Francey.
October, Thursday 1st, 9pm
October, Friday 2nd, 1pm
October, Friday 2nd, 12:30pm
QUAI DES ORFÈVRES BY HENRIGEORGES CLOUZOT
Jenny Lamour wants to succeed in
music hall. Her husband and accompanist is Maurice Martineau, a nice
but jealous guy. When he realizes
Jenny is making eyes at Brignon, an
old businessman, in order to get
some engagements, he looses his
temper and threatens Brignon with
death. But Jenny goes anyway to a rendez-vous with the old man, who is
murdered the same evening. The criminal
investigations are lead by Inspector Antoine...
A vicious series of poison-pen letters
spreads rumours, suspicion and fear
among the inhabitants of a small
French town, and one after another,
they turn on each other as their hid-
Cultural office of the French
Consulate in Toronto is
proud to present a selection
of TFO french
cinema program
This Henri-Georges Clouzot retrospective is the occasion to remind the
film by Serge Bromberg and Ruxandra
Medra recently presented in the TIFF:
L’Enfer de Henri-Georges Clouzot.
France. 1947. 107 mins.
With Louis Jouvet, Suzy Delair and
Simone Renant.
October, Thursday 8th, 9pm
October, Friday 9th, 1pm
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Ta l k s
TWO TALKS ABOUT FRENCH HISTORY
The history departments of
Toronto’s universities are pleased to
invite you to a seminar on French history dedicated to:
October, Friday 2nd
3:30pm-5:30pm
Free
In french
October, Friday 30th
3:30pm-5:30pm
Free
In french
Togetherness among writers.
The social nature of 19th century
men of letters.
Bordeaux and the black slave trade:
its place in the city’s economy in the
18th century and implications for
today’s society
Both talks takes place in :
By Anthony Glinoer, University of
Tor
AFT Spadina
Galerie Pierre-Léon
24 Spadina Road
By Silvia Marzagalli, Université de
Nice
CREOLE TALES WITH FRANCK SYLVESTRE
In celebration of Creole Month, the
Alliance Française, in co-operation
with The International Organisation
of Creole People, gets in tune with
the beat of the West Indies withevening of creole tales by Franck
Sylvestre.
He was born in France to Martinique
parents. After beginning his artistic
career as a drummer, he then went
on to study drama at the Aizimioara
School, an experience that would
lead to his joining the Guillaume Cale
theatre. While with this troupe, he
embarked on a number of tours in
rapid succession, including the Festival d’Avignon, as well as tours in
Ukraine and Romania. In 1989 he created Théâtre Bla Bla Bla with six
shows for young audiences. Since
1994 he has been living in Montreal
and performs in such venues as the
Sergent Recruteur, the Pierre Angulaire, and the Théâtre de l’Esquisse.
He has been giving performances in
schools for a number of years, where
he organizes story-telling workshops
focusing on the Creole identity. In
2004 he created Les Productions
Soucougnan. Since 2007, Franck
Sylvestre has been working as an
actor in La Croisée des mots, the
most recent production of the Les
Deux Mondes theatre.
Friday, October 30th
AFT Spadina
Galerie Pierre-Léon
24 Spadina Road
6:30pm
free, in french
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STUDY IN FRANCE
STARTING OCTOBER 5TH
SAVE THE DATES
EH U! FESTIVAL FROM NOVEMBER 19TH UNTIL DECEMBER 3RD
FRENCH BAND PHOENIX PLAYS DECEMBER 5TH
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