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THE INROCKUPTIBLES N° 88 - from Feb. 22 to Feb. 28, 1997 - Cover: The film 'Brigands' by Otar Iosseliani, Keaton, Tati and Tintin in Barbary - Published by Les Éditions indépendantes (144 rue de Rivoli, Paris) - 66 pages - Color and B&W photographic illustrations Table of Contents: - PREVIEW: Blur. - NEWSFLASH: News, - POPUS: Paquito Bolino, Joe Sacco, Nicole de Crecy & Sylvain Chomet, David B. - PING PONG: Games without borders by Arnaud Viviant & Christophe Gallaz. - OTAR'S SCEPTICISM: A strangely poetic and gently ironic filmmaker, Otar Iosseliani recounts his journey. - TAMBOURINE WOMEN: With a tambourine and an accordion, Femmouzes T. build a pretty music for everyone. - THE BOOM: JD Beauvaller celebrated David Bowie's 50th anniversary in New York. - TARGET THUNE: On the occasion of the Angoulême Festival, some tongues denounce the reign of money over the grave of Hergé. - THE WALTZES OF THE LABEL: Kazuo Ishiguro, a novelist who grew up under the empire of two parallel worlds. - CINEMA: The magnificent magazine Trafic celebrates its 5th anniversary – 'Tiré à part' by Bernard Rapp - 'When the Sun Became Cold' by Yim Ho - 'Adios!' by Nicolas Joffrin - 'The Colors of the Devil' by Alain Jessua - 'On the Road to Manhattan' by Greg Mottola - 'Someone & Fresh Water' by Marie Vermillard - 'Day of Celebration' by Jacques Tati on television - 'Everything Must Go' by Philippe Muyl - 'Layla My Reason' by Taïb Louhichi - - ROCK: Ian Broudie with Lightning Seeds rediscover the taste of writing presents his new album 'Dizzy height' - Compilation 'Hostile hip-hop' - Archive 'Londinium' - Terry Anderson 'What else can go right' - Calvin Russel 'Calvin Russel' - Lois 'Infinity plus' - Flat Duo Jets 'Red tango' – Arab Strap 'The week never starts round here' – Jimmie Dale Gilmore 'Braver newer world' - Billie Joe Shaver 'Highway' - Compilation 'harmony of th
LES INROCKUPTIBLES N° 247 - du 13 au 19 juin 2000 - Homos & Égaux, La Gay Pri
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7,50 €THE INROCKUPTIBLES N° 88 - from Feb. 22 to Feb. 28, 1997 - Cover: The film 'Brigands' by Otar Iosseliani, Keaton, Tati and Tintin in Barbary - Published by Les Éditions indépendantes (144 rue de Rivoli, Paris) - 66 pages - Color and B&W photographic illustrations Table of Contents: - PREVIEW: Blur. - NEWSFLASH: News, - POPUS: Paquito Bolino, Joe Sacco, Nicole de Crecy & Sylvain Chomet, David B. - PING PONG: Games without borders by Arnaud Viviant & Christophe Gallaz. - OTAR'S SCEPTICISM: A strangely poetic and gently ironic filmmaker, Otar Iosseliani recounts his journey. - TAMBOURINE WOMEN: With a tambourine and an accordion, Femmouzes T. build a pretty music for everyone. - THE BOOM: JD Beauvaller celebrated David Bowie's 50th anniversary in New York. - TARGET THUNE: On the occasion of the Angoulême Festival, some tongues denounce the reign of money over the grave of Hergé. - THE WALTZES OF THE LABEL: Kazuo Ishiguro, a novelist who grew up under the empire of two parallel worlds. - CINEMA: The magnificent magazine Trafic celebrates its 5th anniversary – 'Tiré à part' by Bernard Rapp - 'When the Sun Became Cold' by Yim Ho - 'Adios!' by Nicolas Joffrin - 'The Colors of the Devil' by Alain Jessua - 'On the Road to Manhattan' by Greg Mottola - 'Someone & Fresh Water' by Marie Vermillard - 'Day of Celebration' by Jacques Tati on television - 'Everything Must Go' by Philippe Muyl - 'Layla My Reason' by Taïb Louhichi - - ROCK: Ian Broudie with Lightning Seeds rediscover the taste of writing presents his new album 'Dizzy height' - Compilation 'Hostile hip-hop' - Archive 'Londinium' - Terry Anderson 'What else can go right' - Calvin Russel 'Calvin Russel' - Lois 'Infinity plus' - Flat Duo Jets 'Red tango' – Arab Strap 'The week never starts round here' – Jimmie Dale Gilmore 'Braver newer world' - Billie Joe Shaver 'Highway' - Compilation 'harmony of th
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