The story of Robert Hughes-Lambert, who was captured by Nazis when his active homosexuality was discovered during the filming of Mermoz (1943).

A story passes in a village and includes four main characters: a boy who is just at the age of the sexual activity, a mad man and two women.

Pattern never changes. She finds lonely, anonymous, almost invisible women doing menial jobs, becomes their friend and confidante and then kills them and takes their identity, their job and their apartment. Police investigator Judith Corel serves as bait in an attempt to trap the chameleon killer.

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Charles Darwin (1809-1882) and his legacy have achieved sacred-cow iconic status throughout much of the modern world. This short 52-minute video not only illuminates less-well known aspects of the great biologist's life and career, but also serves to return him to a more human dimension. The filmmakers accomplish this through a dozen and a half short, ironic vignettes, all taking place in the great man's office/study; each vignette is introduced with titles in quaint Victorian English.

Un père arrive chez son fils après des années de conflit et l’interrompt en plein déménagement. Vincent, le fils, réagit violemment à cette intrusion. Fragilisé, le père annonce malgré lui la véritable raison de sa visite, ce qui ravive la tension entre eux. En quelques minutes, la colère, les souvenirs et les regards mêlés bouleversent les deux hommes.