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- Kim Novak will forever be remembered for her dual role in Hitchcock's "Vertigo", in which she plays a woman forced to transform into someone else to fulfill a man's obsession. Novak was a rebel inside a star system that broke women's spirits in order to manufacture screen goddesses, a toxic system she never ceased to speak out against. In the 1950s at the age of 20, Novak finds herself thrown into the limelight. With no acting experience, the young woman who dreamed of becoming a painter undergoes a makeover which will transform her into a glamorous bombshell. Her anxiety on set is compounded by an intimidating studio head, demanding directors, and a misogynist press. This first documentary about Kim Novak, her career and her emancipation from the Hollywood system, tells the story of how this box office sensation who worked with some of the greatest directors of the era takes on the Hollywood studio system and reclaims her life - with the exclusive participation of the actress herself.
- At the end of the 1970s, in the midst of the Cold War, tension between East and West was all the more tangible given that Western Europe was within range of Soviet nuclear warheads. In December 1979, NATO decided to deploy over 500 American missiles on the Old Continent. This escalation in the use of nuclear weapons plunged part of the population into the fear of atomic war. In the UK, a group of women got together to share their fear of the future and decided to take action. On August 27, 1981, they organized a march across Wales to the Greenham military base in England.
- 2009– 1h 10m7.8 (6)TV Episode
- The estimates of scientists around the world are alarming: by 2100, the rise in water levels will vary between 50 cm and 2 meters depending on the coastline. 90% of the world's coastal cities are affected. But the threat is multiple. Not only is the sea level rising, but the storms that accompany it are increasingly violent, the salt of the water is destroying the land and the force of the movements is eating away at the soil on which these cities rest. An army of scientists is on the move, like thousands of soldiers in battle order, to find solutions before it is too late.