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  • Sabaya: He said, she said, she said

    Sabaya: He said, she said, she said

    VIEWS: Sabaya and consent in documentary

  • Exposing the misery of the Mafia

    Exposing the misery of the Mafia

    PHOTOGRAPHY: Letizia Battaglia never introduced herself as a photographer of the Mafia. She was taking pictures of Palermo, she says, where the Mafia is simply part of everyday life and routines.

  • The knot in the heart

    The knot in the heart

    PHOTOGRAPHY:For almost 50 years, the photographer Eugene Richards has documented a variety of destinies, from crack addicts to people in emergency rooms and psychiatric hospitals. What has driven him?

  • A pop doc out of the ordinary

    A pop doc out of the ordinary

    BIOGRAPHY: «Why are you a problematic pop star? » director Stephen Loveridge asks M.I.A. in his documentary. The answers provided by the film point towards more than an uncompromising and sometimes challenging personality.

  • Is it a crime to save lives?

    Is it a crime to save lives?

    Acting in the name of human rights has become a criminal act in France.

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