My passion for cinéma and movies 2/2 In fact what interests me is not only the end(ing) but the causes of this ending. What I like is to try to anticipate future events and not to suffer of the story, to try to pinpoint the character/personality of the characters ... to predict what might happen before it happens actually in the movie. What I like even more is when the movie does not happen as I would have expected and when I'm surprised, when there is suspense, when it's unpredictable, there are unexpected development... To conclude, what I like about cinema is to discover new stories, new adventures, to escape from everyday life. It is also to find actors whom I like very much and to see them evolve, to see also all their capacities ... like Ryan Gosling for example in La La Land which multiplies talents like singing, playing the piano or dance ! It is also an ideal time to spend time with family or friends in sometimes unusual situations. As I could see Gravity in La Villette park last summer or I could see the movie La-Haut outdoors at the foot of a church. Finally I have many memories associated with movies and cinema and to review some film allows me to remember these memories.

My passion of cinema and movies 1/2 I decided today to tell you about my passion for cinema. I always enjoyed watching movies. It is a way for me to escape from everyday life, to change my ideas and to dream a little ... What I like about cinema is that everything is possible, there are no limits ... whether they are technical means (realization, special effects ...) or scenario, History ... everything is possible. When I get out of the cinema, I often feel impregnated by history, music and I still feel like I live the film and I love those moments after the films because I feel like I am Escaped. I love cinema because it makes us experience an impressive amount of feelings: fear, joy, sadness, surprise, empathy, anger ... And every time I watch a movie I get caught up in history and I have got the impression of living it instead of the main character. Watching a movie is for me a moment to escape from reality whether it be sad or joyful. I have a childhood's memory that still influences me a lot. I think I was six years old. One day, at my grandparents' house my mother wanted to spend some time together. It was a privileged moment that I spent with my mother without my little brother who asked a lot of her attention (or my little brother who took a lot of her attention/time ?). However, she told me that she wanted to go shopping. I was extremely disappointed. It make me grumble a little but I nevertheless followed her. On arriving I saw a huge building with giant posters on which I could see faces ... I said to myself "oh no clothes shop". I went inside and we queued up (or we stood in line?). It was only when my mother asked for two places for Lilo and Stitch that I understood that we were in a cinema and I was the happiest in the world. Maybe my taste and amazement for cinema and movies dates back to that time. I find that the cinema is a moment where we can spend good times with family or friends and that we can still extend the moment after the screening by exchanging on movies … As regards for the movie's styles, I like comedy, action movies, fantastic movies ... However I do not like westerns too much. By dint of watching movies I know a lot of actors. And what I like is seeing them evolve through different roles, seeing them change registers, watching when they are most convincing ... By watching movies I have also the feeling of knowing the end of the movies and know what will happen in advance, whether the end of the film will be a happy ending or a tragic end.

Christmas scenography 1/2 For this scenography of Christmas, I wish to make you travel, to make you escape, to dream. I imagine a universe that would immersed us, back into our Christmas tales that we read as a child. I was inspired for this scenography of the book of Charles Dickens "A Christmas Carol", with the Christmas past, the present Christmas and the future Christmas. Coming out of the ****subway, after climbing the stairs you will find yourself in front of an immense velvet red curtain of several meters. After opening the section of this immense curtain you would find yourself in the middle of an opaque and dark forest. Surrounded by pine trees more or less large, you would advance by walking initially on bitumen and then after a few meters you would realize that you are walking on snow. Snow would fall from the sky. As you walk the forest would open on your passage letting you see luminous points still blurry. The bright points becoming more and more clear you would see hundreds of candles arranged on the ground in the snow and hanging in the air guiding you in your crossing of the forest. Cut off from the world, from the noises surrounding you, you would hear with amazement a whistling foreign sound. Then you would see wooden locomotives hanging in the air advancing and whistling. Then see small wooden puppets in the image of the little soldiers in the Nutcracker come alive, old wooden toys will come alive in their turn. As you go forward you will discover the suspended candles giving place to magnificent chandeliers suspended in the air. Still in the middle of the fir forest, you would walk gradually on a red carpet leaving the snow and past Christmas to reach the present Christmas. Below the chandeliers, in snowballs of several meters you would discover landscapes and white paper decorations come alive. In a first snowball you would see a magnificent Eiffel Tower in paper illuminate and at his feet a merry-go-round turn. In a second you would discover the interior of the Grand Palais transformed into an skating rink and small paper characters ice-skating. Always walking on the ****boulevard you would discover a snowball with Montmartre and its street artists. The fir trees will change as you progress through the forest : in paper, white and huge.