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Presentation of the film by Michel DAUL How to speak of "Once upon her time" not to mention a modern fairy tale, a love story smoothly and continuity? While in some short films, the bias of man is kept with the inevitable "once upon a time", this one leans more towards women, focusing on her the inner issues, choices, see the sacrifices that she will have to adopt. By itself, a question we are asked, namely: love, can we raise the happiness of another before his own? Here is a small piece of response, through the reports of a close couple, directed with simplicity and realism. Close to, maybe your story, or that you hope.
The past decade saw the emergence in France, an awareness of significant issues regarding the memory of slavery. Indeed, as mentioned in the Act of May 21, 2001 Taubira, it now seems essential "to give the slave trade and slavery instead consistent they deserve". This documentary intends to report on current representations related to the memory of slavery by a foray into the world of children attending school in Paris and whose speech is punctuated by a tour of the city among the works recently appeared in the urban landscape.
