Thermae Romae Novae is a Netflix series that is truly out of the ordinary. The story follows Lucius, a Roman architect who is passionate about baths, and who suddenly finds himself thrown into modern-day Japan. Through his travels, he discovers baths, onsen, and habits that are completely different from his own. The concept may seem totally absurd at first, but that is exactly what makes the series so charming.

Hysterectomy, defined as the surgical removal of the uterus, is generally considered within a biomedical discourse focused on pathology, therapeutic indication, and clinical effectiveness. Yet such an approach tends to obscure the social and symbolic dimensions of this organ. In anthropology, the body is never purely biological: it is also the product of cultural constructions, social norms, and power relations.

People sometimes tell us that when you have a child with specific needs, you should put your life on hold. As if everything had to stop, as if our family were supposed to wait for a simpler, lighter, easier time. But I refuse that idea.

The moment has come to tell you goodbye. Not in anger, nor in regret, but with a full, lucid gratitude, and a tenderness that will not fade away. You have been, for a long time, the silent center of my life. The first apartment, invisible but essential, where my three children started their story. Three times, you rendered possible what exceeds words. You carried, protected, sheltered. You were that intimate place where everything begins, where life takes shape even before ha

Travelling with children is already quite an adventure. So naturally, when there are also specific needs, many people wonder how to do it…

Suzume is the kind of film that stays in your head long after the credits roll.

For his birthday, Jaja received a rather special gift... an ant colony!

I just finished The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity, and the more I think about it, the more I realise that what touched me doesn’t come only from the romance, but also from the context in which it exists.

Jaja loves chess. But not just to play it. He actually lives it. With him, a game can start anywhere. Even (especially) in a supermarket, between two aisles and a few perplexed looks.

Your Lie in April is not just a simple story between two teenagers in love with music, but also about everything that surrounds it, especially the weight of the past and the pressure linked to music.

There are memories that brand you like a red-hot iron, or rather… with bright colors.

I was trained to view the body not as a mere biological reality, but as a deeply social and cultural object, shaped by norms, representations, and power dynamics.

If I told you that, every year, we take our children to spend an afternoon at the crematorium, what would your reaction be?

Jaja is the youngest in the family. A little boy full of life, endearing, and a real challenge for our parents' hearts...

After two years of waiting, the telephone finally rang on March 20th. A date was proposed: April 11th.