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A bit like the playwright Fernando Arrabal who launched an artistic project of decades after spotting a couple of disjointed phrases, our columnist reflects on the anodyne coincidences that led him to write this article.
Novelist and philosopher Albert Camus dies in a car crash on this day in 1960.
There is a quality to the color photography in Werner Herzog's "Nosferatu the Vampyre" that seeps into your bones. It would be inadequate to call it "saturated." It is rich, heavy, deep. The earth looks cold and dirty. There isn't a lot of green, and it looks wet. Mountains look craggy, gray, sharp-edged. Interiors are filmed in bold reds and browns and whites -- whites, especially, for the faces, and above all for Count Dracula's. It is a film of remarkable beauty, but makes no effort to attract or visually coddle us. The spectacular journey by foot and coach t...
I think also the people here are not really interested in going to these big public places right now. i think they're waiting to see what happens. as i said, people were on a knife edge today when they thought there was a possible attack. people are really fragile and aren't looking to go to these places as of now. >> chapman bell live from paris. thank you very much. joining me now by phone is paul ackerman. paul, chapman was just describing today that the first day that parisians were able to leave their homes really. but still a real mood of fear in the city and that's probably exacerbate...
To these big public places right now. i think they're waiting to see what happens. as i said, people were on a knife edge today when they thought there was a possible attack. people are really fragile and aren't looking to go to these places as of now. >> chapman bell live from paris. thank you very much. joining me now by phone is paul ackerman. paul, chapman was just describing today that the first day that parisians were able to leave their homes really. but still a real mood of fear in the city and that's probably exacerbated by the fact that there is an active manhunt for the suspect. >...