“Libé” guides you through the range of series, also with “Curb Your Enthusiasm”, “The Sympathizer”, “Tokyo Vice”. Trailers. On Prime Video/Warner Pass “Curb Your Enthusiasm”, the last burst After twenty-five years, actor Larry David’s series, in which he plays himself, is going off the air. A look back at the true American television phenomenon that … Read more
Expo Article reserved for subscribers The monumental but precarious installations of the Italian architect, an environmentalist ahead of his time, are poetically exhibited in Crac de Sète. Height for an architect? Detest the walls whatever they are, these “screens between us and nature”. An architect by training, the Italian Gianni Pettena, now 83 years old, … Read more
On Netflix Article reserved for subscribers Inspired by the life of its creator and performer, Richard Gadd, the series about a comedian and the woman who harasses him leads the viewer into the churning of repressed memories that borrows from the paranoid thriller. With a 64% jump in its second week, followed by a steady … Read more
music, music Article reserved for subscribers The exhausting pace of touring forces artists to take significant rest periods. Even if it means putting an end to the mythology of sex, drugs and rock’n’roll. At the beginning of April, barely picking up the phone, Matteo readily admits: he hasn’t slept much since the new tour of … Read more
Choice Article reserved for subscribers Pop, rock, electronic music… Every week, “Libé” helps you find your way through the latest releases. Corridor, Mimi (Sub Pop/Modulor) There’s nothing we appreciate more than these artists with a raw, fiercely instinctual journey, who allow themselves to hold their audience in check by systematically giving them what they don’t … Read more
Interview Article reserved for subscribers Founder of the leading label Hyperdub, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, Steve Goodman contributed to the growth of electronic music and launched artists such as Ikonika and Burial. For “Libé”, the musician and DJ talks about how the label became a real laboratory for the music genre. This … Read more
Education Article reserved for subscribers Former teachers and authors of the previous text on spelling, Arnaud Hoedt and Jérôme Piron, in their “documentary show” provide a witty and documented reflection on how the school system ceases to be a simple machine for sorting students. At school, Kevin was not an arrow. No one knows what … Read more
Conceived Article reserved for subscribers Livres de Libé notebookcase The American writer publishes “Rhyme for the dissolution of the world”, the occasion for an interview about the unusual trajectory of a man raised in a Mormon family who was then excommunicated. A smile of cruelty. We could quickly sum up Brian Evenson like this, who … Read more
Smoking kills Article reserved for subscribers Antoine Raimbault draws inspiration from the huge corruption scandal uncovered in 2013 by José Bové and his parliamentary aides, involving tobacco lobbies. A film about a theme without guts saved by actors. The year is 2012. The European Commissioner for Health, John Dalli, has been dismissed under obscure pretexts. … Read more
The American writer died on Tuesday, April 30, from complications of lung cancer. He was especially appreciated in France, and many personalities from the world of culture paid tribute to him. He left behind a legacy of numerous novels, songs and films, as well as great admiration. American writer Paul Auster died on Tuesday evening, … Read more