Bernard George

Entre los meses de febrero y octubre de 1917, la Rusia imperial, antes considerada eterna, vivió una revolución. Nueve meses de agitación e incertidumbre, hasta que un golpe provocó un levantamiento que cambió el curso de la historia y alteró profundamente el futuro de la civilización.

Entre los meses de febrero y octubre de 1917, la Rusia imperial, antes considerada eterna, vivió una revolución. Nueve meses de agitación e incertidumbre, hasta que un golpe provocó un levantamiento que cambió el curso de la historia y alteró profundamente el futuro de la civilización.

504/5000 Between February and October 1917, imperial Russia, which believed itself eternal, went into revolution. Nine months of popular and spontaneous revolt, fueled by the weariness of war. Nine months of hope, freedom and democratic aspirations, which the chronicles of a French journalist based in Petrograd shed new light on. Nine months of unrest and uncertainty, before a coup d'etat overturns the course of history and profoundly changes the destiny of humanity ...

On 15 March 1921, Talat Pasha, a high-ranking Turkish dignitary, was shot dead in a Berlin street by a young Armenian. A few months later, Soghomon Tehlirian, his assassin, appeared before a German court. He faced the death penalty. Yet, during the trial, the victim gradually changed into the guilty party, and the accused was finally acquitted.

From the seventh month of pregnancy, the five senses of the baby in utero become functional. In the closed universe that is his, a formidable sensory exploration begins. How does he perceive his world and ours? What are its learning and memorization capacities? What happens when he is born in our world of air and gravity, which is far different from the world of his gestation, where all his needs were satisfied "to the nanosecond"? This documentary explains with precision, and a certain wonder, what we know today about the experiences and faculties of the little man, before and after birth.