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This month, come meet authors, filmmakers, and artists who will undoubtedly transport you to their world.
Discover or “re-discover”?
Mini concert by Tylan
On Friday, September 15, 2006 at 5:30 PM
Pop-Rock – Electro
Fnac Forum Nice, level +3
Tylan, “the little prince of modern times,” is a complete artist. Songwriter and performer, aided by Grégory Chabasse (arranger for Florent Pagny), his deep and committed lyrics often reflect lived situations and emotions.
In partnership with Kiss FM
Presentation of the festival Les Musicales de Bastia and tasting
On Saturday, September 16, 2006 at 5:30 PM
World music
Fnac Forum Nice, level +3
Autumn festival with mixed flavors, LES MUSICALES DE BASTIA will once again play the card of music diversity from October 10 to 15.
From baroque to contemporary music, including polyphony, blues, song, and world music, the festival will build bridges between very different music styles and audiences.
Café Psy by Claudine Bosio
On Tuesday, September 19, 2006 at 5:30 PM
Society
Fnac Forum Nice, level +3
What can be changed?
Having the feeling of not being happy, of always being dissatisfied.
What does the dark side of our desires for change reveal to us?
Back-to-school debates with Philippe Meirieu and Emmanuel Davindenkoff
On Wednesday, September 20, 2006 at 5:30 PM
Literature
Fnac Forum Nice, level +3
Exceptional debate between authors Philippe Meirieu and Emmanuel Davindenkoff, around their books “School: ask for the program!” (ESF Publisher) and “Wake up Jules Ferry, they’ve gone crazy” (XO Editions).
For years, pessimistic discourses about school have resurfaced, stigmatizing the persistence of academic failure, the futility of school programs… So many deficiencies that fuel questions: should we return to the good old methods of the Third Republic? Is school able to provide the solution to all social problems?
<strong>Meeting with the author Bertrand Ferrier for Ezoah (Ed Cinémascope Luc Besson)</strong>
On Thursday, September 21, 2006 at 5:30 PM
Child
Fnac Forum Nice, level +3
First of a trilogy, this book inaugurates a new collection presented by Luc Besson: “Cinémascope”.
Ezoah is “Alice in Wonderland, James Bond version”.
Short chapters, constant twists, and a story filled with discoveries. A fast, funny, and accessible series from eight years old.
Meeting with the author Véronique Moraldi for La Fille de sa Mère
On Friday, September 22, 2006 at 5:30 PM
Literature
Fnac Forum Nice, level +3
The mother-daughter relationship is a story of love so intense and passionate that it can become a place of abuse and suffering.
Véronique Moraldi talks about this wonderful love, its drifts, and what makes the specificity of a mother-daughter relationship.
By its explanatory side, it will interest fathers, sons, and companions who are also concerned…
Meeting with the author David Calvo
On Saturday, September 23, 2006 at 5:30 PM
Literature
Fnac Forum Nice, level +3
Known and recognized for his sense of the absurd, his cinematic writing, his digital affinities, and his radicality, David Calvo plunges us with “Tiny Snowflakes for Ten Minutes” (Editions Moutons Electriques) into the meanders of a soulless Los Angeles, where uncertain reality gives way to a formidable imagination.
Mini concert by Arman Méliès
On Tuesday, September 26, 2006 at 5:30 PM
French song
Forum, Fnac Nice, level +3
Aman Méliès returns with his second album that deepens his melancholy folk groove, a sort of languorous western where banjos and guitars meet around a poetically powerful songwriting.
Video game tournament Test Drive Unlimited on Xbox 360
On Wednesday, September 27, 2006 at 3 PM
Video games
Fnac Forum Nice, level +3
As every last Wednesday of the month, come participate in the video game tournament organized by Fnac Nice.
This month come participate in the video game tournament Test Drive Unlimited on Xbox 360.
Registration at the video games section of Fnac Nice (level +1).
In partnership with Kiss FM
Meeting with director Jan Kounen
On Saturday, September 30, 2006 at 4 PM
Cinema video
Fnac Forum Nice (level +3)
Before the release of his new film “DARSHAN – the hug” (premiere on Friday, September 29 at 8 PM at the Rialto cinema) filmmaker Jan Kounen offers in “Visions: Perspectives on Shamanism” (Ed. Télémaque) a unique and very personal testimony.
This book offers a multiple perspective on a burgeoning movement and takes stock of its ethnological, ecological, scientific, and spiritual dimensions.
Preview of Darshan, the day before at the Rialto cinema
In partnership with the Mediterranean Press Club
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