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A poem by Maksym Kryvtsov, killed on the front at the age of 33, brings this deeply moving program to a close. It's a must-listen because these words, their words, not only say something about the war in Ukraine, but also because, for an hour, their voices are given back to them.
LE MONDE
Émilie Grangeray
France Culture honors a Franco-Ukrainian work, giving voice to the words of creators in the midst of war. Texts of a daily life turned upside down, whose power calls out.
L'HUMANITÉ
Grégory Marin
Through texts commissioned from Ukrainian authors, a gripping insight into what the local people live and think, day after day.
TÉLÉRAMA
Carole Lefrançois
After suffering sexual violence, they try to make amends in their own way, alone or accompanied. Helpful and poignant testimonials.
TÉLÉRAMA
Élise Racque
Un conte bien rythmé dont le message d’émancipation politique est d’une brûlante actualité
LE MONDE
Mouna El Mokhtari
Dianké, a borderless tale, a tribute to Afro-feminism.
TÉLÉRAMA
Carole Lefrançois
A beautiful story and a beautiful portrait of a woman that required months of investigations by the authors and producers to be as truthful as possible
L'HUMANITÉ
Both poetic and musical, Dianké’s tale pursues the tradition of oral African literature
L'EXPRESS
Sébastien Hervieu
Dianké is a fiction podcast that challenges the stereotype of African women
Le Figaro Madame
Stéphanie O'Brien
Borrowing from griots’ art, this brilliantly edited program alternates storytelling, acted segments and segments of Mandingo music
LE POINT
Eva Sauphie
As the first fiction radio program produced in Western Africa, Dianké is an absolute first in the world of radio broadcasting
L'Orient le jour
Doubts, mistakes, silence… How can one capture moments in which everything comes together and falls apart while preparing a play? The Théâtre Nanterre-Amandiers launches its own podcast and captures these creative spells. Pure magic.
TÉLÉRAMA
Sébastien Porte