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Daniel invents an imaginary friend, Charlie, to give himself a little freedom. When his wife wants to meet him, he hires an unpredictable stranger to play the part… A modern comedy about couples, appearances and the truth.
A trio led by Sidney Rodrigues, a leading figure in Brazilian culture in France, performing the great standards of bossa nova and samba. For lovers of Brazilian music.
A treasure hunt of about 2h30 to discover, in teams, the natural and architectural heritage of the ru d'Elancourt valley, with easy questions and a skill challenge. Suitable from age 6, to do as a family.
A burlesque and poetic cabaret where an actor in a three-piece suit remains seated while his sidekick in a swimsuit bustles about with hundreds of pieces of cardboard. Recommended for ages 10 and up.
A tribute concert to Dire Straits with six musicians who reproduce the sound and voice of Mark Knopfler, for two hours of live celebration of the band's legendary melodies.
A round table for the World Day of Writers in Prison: authors forced into exile talk about their fight for freedom of expression, hosted by journalist Nouraddine Agne.
Screening of the documentary Un abécédaire nomade (A Nomadic Primer), followed by a discussion with Pinar Selek, sociologist, writer and human rights activist.
An immersive show, fully subtitled, that brings Frank Sinatra back to life, carried by the voice of Denis Esteve and an 18-piece big band.