France November 2016

On November 25, 1945, a French officer got his hands on unique documents in the bunker of the Reich Chancellery. These elements make it possible to shed some light on the circumstances of the death of Adolf Hitler and his companion, Eva Braun. Hour by hour, this documentary retraces the gestures and words of the Fuhrer, before he took his own life during the afternoon of April 30.

Spring 2016 will be the 50th anniversary of the music for A Man and a Woman, Francis Lai's birth-certificate as a film-music composer. To commemorate the event, Play-Time is proud to present this 7CD boxed set entitled Francis Lai Anthology, a collection whose simple aim is to present the (very) original soundtracks composed by the great Lai, now carefully restored for the occasion. Each album in the set has its own concept: Lelouch-Belmondo for example, with the music from Itinerary of a Spoiled Child and Love is a Funny Thing, or Lelouch-Hallyday, notably for the electrifying score from L'Aventure, c'est l'aventure (Money Money Money), a pop tsunami that was never published after the film's release… until now. The set also includes the CD Double polars (from the films Body of my Enemy and The Crook), the iconic original score of Bilitis, here for the first time in its splendid unabbreviated version, and also a CD devoted to the productive association between Francis Lai and René Clément (with the music from their films And Hope to Die and The Baby sitter). Along the way, the contents reveal previously unreleased music and other rarities: the complete signature-tunes that Lai composed for FR3 Television; pieces written for short films (notably works directed by Claude Pinoteau); and an iconoclastic reading of Les Etoiles du Cinéma, specially recorded by the brilliant pianist and composer Jean-Michel Bernard in tribute to his master.

Twenty-six years old French-born, Jeremy Hababou is an Israeli pianist and composer. He started learning the piano at the age of 17, and quickly developed a real passion for jazz.

Editors: Brechenmacher, F., Jouve, G., Mazliak, L., Tazzioli, R. (Eds.)
Offers a new perspective on the mathematical relations between France and Italy in the 19th and 20th centuries
Reveals the subtle network of relations between the two countries in the light of a changing framework of Italian political and academic structures

Editors: Brechenmacher, F., Jouve, G., Mazliak, L., Tazzioli, R. (Eds.)
Offers a new perspective on the mathematical relations between France and Italy in the 19th and 20th centuries
Reveals the subtle network of relations between the two countries in the light of a changing framework of Italian political and academic structures

Vaya Con Dios is a musical group from Brussels, Belgium founded in 1986 by lead singer Dani Klein, contrabassist Dirk Schoufs, and Willy Lambregt. Their name is Spanish for "Go with God".
Dani Klein, the lead singer, and Willy Lambregt had previous success in the band Arbeid Adelt! and decided to form the band Vaya Con Dios together with contrabassist Dirk Schoufs, because their interests were with gypsy music, jazz and opera which are genres which they felt were underappreciated in Brussels.