In Gilles de Maistre’s latest cinematic marvel, a lost boy and an orphaned panda reveal the power of resilience and wonder in a world of fragile beauty.
Art bridges the past and present, linking distant worlds and personal stories. Two concurrent museum exhibitions in Cannes and Nice showcase this magic in contrasting yet complementary ways.
Indigènes Productions’ latest captivating documentary dives into the 2,000 year history of the country you thought you knew in ways you’ve never imagined.
An intimate exhibition in Cannes unveils Winston Churchill’s artistic journey along the Côte d’Azur, exploring his passion for painting as both an escape and a creative pursuit.
It is always a pleasure talking to Jonathan Lippman, a man whose encyclopaedic knowledge of classic movies is second to none, a true library of information and insight.
Saint-Tropez’ most famous resident has not only eked out a place in the collective memory as a screen siren of unparalleled magnetism but as a woman who has lived many lives, each more fascinating than the last.
Another summer, another magnificent art exhibition at the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco. This year’s show is a journey back in time to Turner’s romantic England of the 18th and 19th centuries
Cala del Forte in Ventimiglia is Monaco's third harbour. The Société d'Exploitation des Ports de Monaco (SEPM), which belongs to the Monegasque state, has made the marina fit for the demands of the 21st century.
As many a longtime fan of the 80s band, Vicious Pink. One evening, playing around on one of my Instagram accounts, I took a clip from a vintage fashion show in Paris and paired it with their song, “I confess”.
Corou de Berra has been delighting listeners with their magical harmonic voices for around 30 years. Even if the words are not understood, the energy and vibrancy of this group is truly captivating, enthralling.