Lucien Bourjeily's guest appearances

Lucien Bourjeily

Midweek

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Benjamin Franklin

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Diana Nyad

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Lynda La Plante

Michael Parker

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Octobre 2021, c’est dans une ville cassée, sans électricité, sans essence, sans médicaments, que Marine rencontre un des réalisateurs de la série nominée aux Emmy Awards, Beirut 6 :07. Soit l’heure à laquelle l’explosion a eu lieu le 4 août 2020. Lucien Bourjeily, dramaturge et réalisateur libanais, raconte comment les 15 réalisateurs de ces quinze court-métrages, mais aussi les acteurs et les producteurs ont travaillé gratuitement sur cette série, tournée à chaud, dans les jours qui ont suivi l’explosion. La série était nominée aux Emmy Awards 2021 dans la catégorie meilleur format court. Pour la voir, c'est sur la plateforme Shahid, de MBC. 7€ l'abonnement, que vous pouvez résilier à tout moment après avoir vu les 15 épisodes de 7 minutes (sous-titrés en français et en anglais). EPISODE EN ANGLAIS Les trois recommandations de Lucien Bourjeily : - Sa perle rare : Amal, de Mohamed Siam (bande annonce) - Sa référence : L’affaire Collective, d’Alexander Nanau disponible en VOD Canal + ou sur Arte.tv - Le film qui l’a inspiré : c’est une pièce de théâtre, Les Fourberies de Scapin de Molière

Octobre 2021, c’est dans une ville cassée, sans électricité, sans essence, sans médicaments, que Marine rencontre un des réalisateurs de la série nominée aux Emmy Awards, Beirut 6 :07. Soit l’heure à laquelle l’explosion a eu lieu le 4 août 2020. Lucien Bourjeily, dramaturge et réalisateur libanais, raconte comment les 15 réalisateurs de ces quinze court-métrages, mais aussi les acteurs et les producteurs ont travaillé gratuitement sur cette série, tournée à chaud, dans les jours qui ont suivi l’explosion. La série était nominée aux Emmy Awards 2021 dans la catégorie meilleur format court. Pour la voir, c'est <a href="https://shahid.mbc.net/en/series/Beirut-6%3A07/series-815148" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sur la plateforme Shahid, de MBC</a>. 7€ l'abonnement, que vous pouvez résilier à tout moment après avoir vu les 15 épisodes de 7 minutes (sous-titrés en français et en anglais). EPISODE EN ANGLAIS Les trois recommandations de Lucien Bourjeily : - Sa perle rare : Amal, de Mohamed Siam <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-O-DjuT0CA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">(bande annonce)</a> - Sa référence : L’affaire Collective, d’Alexander Nanau disponible en VOD <a href="https://vod.canalplus.com/cinema/l-affaire-collective/h/15532714_40099?sc_openpartner=CNC" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Canal +</a> ou sur <a href="https://boutique.arte.tv/detail/affaire-collective" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Arte.tv</a> - Le film qui l’a inspiré : c’est une pièce de théâtre, Les Fourberies de Scapin de Molière

 Beirut 6:07, avec Lucien Bourjeily - ENGLISH 

Lebanese director Lucien Bourjeily's film 'Heaven Without People' may have won awards internationally, but when it aired in Lebanon, it was censored by the government. The streaming service Netflix released the uncensored version of the film and soon became the most-watched movie in the country. Bourjeily spoke to Showcase about his work's second lease on life.​#LucienBourjeily #HeavenWithoutPeople​#Netflix

Lebanese director Lucien Bourjeily's film 'Heaven Without People' may have won awards internationally, but when it aired in Lebanon, it was censored by the government. The streaming service Netflix released the uncensored version of the film and soon became the most-watched movie in the country. Bourjeily spoke to Showcase about his work's second lease on life.​ #LucienBourjeily #HeavenWithoutPeople​#Netflix

Lucien Bourjeily's ​Heaven Without People

Amanda Vincent

Carmen Bugan

Libby Purves is joined by seahorse expert Amanda Vincent, Carmen Bugan, who grew up under the Ceausescu regime in Romania, theatre director Lucien Bourjeily and crime writer Lynda La Plante. Dr Amanda Vincent is a marine biologist and one of the world's leading experts on seahorses. She is currently based at Cambridge University's Department of Geography and runs Project Seahorse which is developing conservation schemes to protect the declining seahorse population around the world.Carmen Bugan grew up in Romania under Nicolae Ceausescu. One day in 1983, her father was arrested for protesting against the regime. In her memoir, 'Burying the Typewriter 'she tells how her father had been typing pamphlets on an illegal typewriter and burying it in their garden. Her father was imprisoned for three years and her family were placed under surveillance, surrounded by microphones and informed on by their neighbours. Burying the Typewriter: Childhood under the Eye of the Secret Police is published by Picador. Lucien Bourjeily is a Lebanese film maker and theatre director. His show '66 Minutes in Damascus' will be staged at Shoreditch Town Hall as part of The London International Festival of Theatre (LIFT) from June 19-24. It's an interactive theatre experience in which audiences are put in the position of tourists being detained in Syria. Lynda La Plante CBE is an author, screenwriter and former actress who wrote the TV dramas Widows and Prime Suspect. Her new novel 'Backlash' is the latest in her 'Above Suspicion' thriller series. Lynda was awarded the Dennis Potter Writers Award by BAFTA. 'Backlash' is published by Simon &amp; Schuster.Producer: Paula McGinley.

Libby Purves is joined by seahorse expert Amanda Vincent, Carmen Bugan, who grew up under the Ceausescu regime in Romania, theatre director Lucien Bourjeily and crime writer Lynda La Plante. Dr Amanda Vincent is a marine biologist and one of the world's leading experts on seahorses. She is currently based at Cambridge University's Department of Geography and runs Project Seahorse which is developing conservation schemes to protect the declining seahorse population around the world. Carmen Bugan grew up in Romania under Nicolae Ceausescu. One day in 1983, her father was arrested for protesting against the regime. In her memoir, 'Burying the Typewriter 'she tells how her father had been typing pamphlets on an illegal typewriter and burying it in their garden. Her father was imprisoned for three years and her family were placed under surveillance, surrounded by microphones and informed on by their neighbours. Burying the Typewriter: Childhood under the Eye of the Secret Police is published by Picador. Lucien Bourjeily is a Lebanese film maker and theatre director. His show '66 Minutes in Damascus' will be staged at Shoreditch Town Hall as part of The London International Festival of Theatre (LIFT) from June 19-24. It's an interactive theatre experience in which audiences are put in the position of tourists being detained in Syria. Lynda La Plante CBE is an author, screenwriter and former actress who wrote the TV dramas Widows and Prime Suspect. Her new novel 'Backlash' is the latest in her 'Above Suspicion' thriller series. Lynda was awarded the Dennis Potter Writers Award by BAFTA. 'Backlash' is published by Simon &amp; Schuster. Producer: Paula McGinley.

Amanda Vincent; Carmen Bugan; Lucien Bourjeily; Lynda La Plante