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Un portrait de l'animateur Stéphane Bern, qui ouvre les portes de sa vie quotidienne. Au programme, des séquences tournées en France et à l'étranger, où l'homme de télévision et de radio se confie à la caméra. Chaque lieu visité correspond à une grande thématique du documentaire. Au travers de nombreux témoignages d'amis et de proches, des sujets comme son enfance, sa carrière, sa passion pour l'histoire et le patrimoine, sa vie privée, son intimité, ou encore ses failles sont abordés. Né le 14 novembre 1963 à Lyon, il est surtout connu pour être un spécialiste des familles royales et régnantes en Europe.

Disheartened attorney Mike Flaherty (Giamatti), who moonlights as a high school wrestling coach, stumbles across a star athlete through some questionable business dealings while trying to support his family. Just as it looks like he will get a double payday, the boy's mother shows up fresh from rehab and flat broke, threatening to derail everything.

This movie has its artistic qualities. But, it is not definitely its purpose. Richet is an extremist obsessed by revolution. He tried to make a film inviting young viewers in "banlieues" to put everything on fire. For instance, cops are constantly portrayed as racist and violent, and are called enemies from beginning till end. The script tries to explain how their revolt is justified, and that true violence is the only way to escape their problems. The climax is the end: after a cop coldly kills a teenager, all his friends start to break public phones, burn cars, until a whole police unit come for the "final fight". So you might watch it to see how far violence goes, but it is dangerous to see for the minds it was made for. Richet could be sued for hate incitement.

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Somewhere on the Canary Islands Pierre is living a life devoid of the attention which his peers are accustomed to. His father (Philippe Duclos) is an old and overly pretentious man who hardly has any interest in his son. His mother, an aging prostitute, is typically concerned with her clients and the carnal pleasure her profession provides. To keep him away from the swill that has taken over his family Pierre is being raised by his grandmother. But when Pierre's father suddenly dies all hell breaks loose. Pierre's mother now feels partially "responsible" for the future of her son. She quickly introduces him to one of her partners, Rea (Joanna Preiss), who in return reveals a woman whom Pierre can hardly believe is his mother. In a down-spiral world of orgies, incest, and extreme human degradation Pierre is slowly losing touch with reality.