Episode 1
14 min
Cindy
Cindy explains how her "life burn-out" led her from a supposedly perfect life to alcoholism and living on the streets. She insists on the need to reconsider the way we see those who are suffering.
Episode 2
11 min
Florian
Florian talks to us about autism, the obligation to "manage as best he can" and the importance of having a means of escape. With his mother, he also recounts how the constant search for peace dominates their lives.
Episode 3
12 min
Kevin
At 33, Kevin talks about the constant self-questioning that comes with a schizophrenia diagnosis. He also discusses the difficulties experienced by friends and family in trying to show the right support.
Episode 4
12 min
Anaïs
Diagnosed as suffering from schizophrenia and depression, Anaïs talks about being bullied at school, and the importance of therapy and maternal love in her life.
Six people living with mental disorders talk openly about their lives. A programme that questions the notion of what is normal in our society.
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La Radio-télévision belge de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles (RTBF) est une entreprise publique autonome à caractère culturel. Active en télévision, en radio, sur le web et les réseaux sociaux, la RTBF est un acteur de sa communauté et moteur d’expression et d’épanouissement de ses publics.
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Sixty years of music, thousands of concerts, four and a half million albums sold, fifteen gold discs, thirty schools bearing his name... Henri Dès is a monument. In Switzerland, France, Belgium and Quebec, four generations of children know his songs. An intimate look at the creator.
World-renowned Dutch-speaking Belgian choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui covers all styles of dance. He draws inspiration from his origins and his deep-rooted commitments, and resists being put in a box. "I'm Arab, white, gay and vegan, whatever I do is political", he explains. Portrait.
Claudia Lebeuf arrived in Toronto fifty years ago, to marry an Egyptian widower. Later, when selling the family property, La Reille, in Carcassonne, she discovered a series of letters between her ancestors. For Claudia it's the start of a quest for identity, in the footsteps of her great-grandmother Rosine.
Before starting her career as a citizenship judge, Suzanne Pinel captivated the heart of thousands of children across Canada with her iconic character as Marie-Soleil. A great ambassador for French-speaking culture, she highlights the importance of protecting all languages and cultures in a multicultural Canada.
1950. At the dawn of the wildest decade in Argentina, a promising Italian illustrator arrives in Buenos Aires. He is dazzled by the country's dramatic economic development and its lively cultural scene. The young man soon makes a name for himself, and Hugo Pratt is born.
