There is not only the direct in life, there is also the replay.
From YouTube to Netflix via replays of television channels and podcasts of radio stations,
20 Minutes
concocts for you every Sunday a list of things to see, or review, listen or listen to again.
"Mortal" is back for season 2 on Netflix
The fans have been waiting for him for almost a year and a half.
Mortal
, the Netflix original series featuring high school kids with supernatural powers, is finally back for a second season.
Available since Friday on the platform and even darker than the first, the new episodes attest to the rise of the evil Obé, determined to annihilate humanity ... We find everything that made the charm of the first season, a trio of top actors and actresses (Carl Malapa, Nemo Schiffman and Manon Bresch), a breathtaking plot full of voodoo magic… Not to mention the soundtrack which once again gives pride of place to rap.
The little extra of the series?
Short seasons, with only six episodes, easy to catch up if you
missed Mortal
in 2019.
Jim Morrison's last days on Arte
Jim Morrison just passed away 50 years ago.
On July 3, 1971, the body of the legendary Doors singer was found lifeless in Paris, in the bathtub of the apartment he shared with his girlfriend Pamela Courson.
Buried in Père Lachaise where his many fans constantly gather, a shadow still hangs over his death.
Cardiac arrest, overdose or conspiracy… The last night of the “Lizard King” remains an enigma to this day.
A mystery at the heart of the documentary
Jim Morrison, Last Days in Paris
, available on the Arte.fr website until August 1.
Director Olivier Monssens examines his Parisian exile and the circumstances of his death, while painting the portrait of this artist as charismatic as he is elusive.
A podcast to discover the secrets of the ocean
Franceinfo is interested in a completely different mystery this summer: the ocean.
In a series of six episodes available here, the journalist Catherine Pottier and the navigator François Gabart, set off to discover marine secrets in the podcast
Mon labo sous la mer
, in co-production with the Fondation de la Mer. “What does the sea look like? life without light?
How does the ocean recycle?
How do the flora and fauna of the abyss adapt?
What are the genes in a drop of water?
», So many questions posed by the passionate duo, with the help of an oceanographer, a biologist or a researcher in molecular microbiology.
An informative podcast on marine life and its wonderful puzzles.
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