Hollywood in the seventies and eighties: the Spielberg era
In order to understand Hollywood's late twentieth century history, two students set out to look at Hollywood's second Golden Age: the 1970s and 1980s, otherwise put, the age of Spielberg and the blockbuster.
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‘You’ve got to find what you love’.
Louis Champavier and Lou Dubreuil present their homage to the late Steve Jobs We are Louis and Lou, we are at the Lycée Ampère...
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What makes an image “iconic”?
Dr. Martin Kemp sets out to explain what makes an image 'iconic'.
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British tales, myths and legends
Rome Servet and Myriam Bahaffou from the Lycée Ampère, Lyon, France, offer you a potted history of the tales, myths and legends that have been handed down from generation to generation among the peoples of Great Britain.
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Much Ado About Nothing
Two students from Lyon introduce Shakespeare's play and Kenneth Branagh's film adaptation.
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What are they eating in Lyon?
La cuisine lyonnaise is a French regional cuisine from Lyon, France. In the sixteenth century, Catherine de...
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Martin Luther King
Re-discover Martin Luther King's "I have a dream speech" in French and English. Learn about the social and political context and the allusions and references he uses.
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1066 and all that
One man shares his vision of the teaching of British history in UK schools.
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Shakespeare in German
German theatres host more Shakespeare plays every year than British theatres. Why this affinity for Shakespeare in Germany?
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Philosophy in schools
British schools do not teach philosophy. Maybe that is about to change.
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The Pentagon’s grip on Hollywood
Title of the article: New projects, including Kathryn Bigelow’s bin Laden film, show rising pressure on filmmakers to please the...
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