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New: Furore #30

Fifty yearsFurore, a magazine edited and published by Piet Schreuders, is fifty years old this year. We celebrate this event with the publication of our thirtieth issue. Thirty yearsOn April 27, 1995 ...

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Mexico issue reprinted!

FURORE #11 (oktober 1978) is an issue devoted to Mexico, the country "south of the border" that most Westerners know only from novels, movies and comics. The double-sized issue (80 pages) contained...

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Furore Drops the Ball

In an unconscious homage to Willem Frederik Hermans the first printing of Furore #27 contains a number of mistakes, enabling us to correct them in the second printing. Here’s what went wrong: p. 1: The...

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Furore 27

Vanwege het ‘Hermansjaar’ (2021–2022) is er in dit nummer nogal wat aandacht voor Willem Frederik Hermans. In this issue we celebrate the 100th birthday of renowned Dutch author Willem Frederik Hermans...

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Furore #6 reprinted!

After forty years, this rare and highly rated issue has been re-issued at last. Although we aimed for an exact replica of the original texts, images and page layout, this is not a facsimile edition. The...

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Malambars and Carambars

Ketty Belhassen, a former resident of 16 rue Vilin, recalls going up the stairs at the end of the street and frequenting the Boulangerie-Pâtisserie -- the same one as visited by Pascal in Le Ballon rouge...

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Pascal’s mother

Albert Lamorisse’s film productions were always more or less family affairs. His wife, Jeanne Claude Duparc, was also his script girl and assistant director. The films were conceived at the kitchen...

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Visually similar

Vitrier! Vitrier! Vitrier! Left: rue du Cascades, right: rue Piat   Left: Albert Lamorisse, The Red Balloon, 1955 Right: Robert Doisneau, "Passerelle à vapeur", 1957 Note: Lamorisse, Doisneau and...

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Visually similar

Vitrier! Vitrier! Vitrier! Left: rue du Cascades, right: rue Piat   Left: Albert Lamorisse, The Red Balloon, 1955 Right: Robert Doisneau, "Passerelle à vapeur", 1957 Note: Lamorisse, Doisneau and...

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How did the balloon move?

Jos Rampart writes: I enjoyed your recent issue of Furore about Le ballon rouge. It is a magnificent edition full of information about father and son Lamorisse, the Belleville locations and the camera...

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How did the balloon move?

Jos Rampart writes: I enjoyed your recent issue of Furore about Le ballon rouge. It is a magnificent edition full of information about father and son Lamorisse, the Belleville locations and the camera...

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Passerelle

The morning scene in The Red Balloon is illustrated by a baker opening up his shop, a glass salesman advertising his wares and a postman delivering letters. These scenes were all filmed in the rue Piat,...

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Passerelle

The morning scene in The Red Balloon is illustrated by a baker opening up his shop, a glass salesman advertising his wares and a postman delivering letters. These scenes were all filmed in the rue Piat,...

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Balloons in Ljubljana

Petra Slatinšek writes: "Hi! So great to read about your latest issue. Congratulations! If it will be available in English, please let me know. The film inspired our children's programme in cinema, it's...

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Balloonology 1: Chez Hubert

[solved] Ever since I started studying the many Red Balloon locations systematically (2007) I have been intrigued by the location of the restaurant called CHEZ HUBERT. It is one of the places Pascal...

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Bookstore ad

C.J. Aarts found this advertisement for the Red Balloon book by the "Foreign Department" of Librairie Hachette in "Nieuwsblad voor de Boekhandel", Vol. 124 (1957) nr 4 (January 24, 1957), p. 76....

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