Recorded by Sands Films, with Daniel Kelly, from Calder Theatre:
Coming later in the year:
An evening of discussion and analysis of the political content
of some well-known comics.
t’s The year is 50 bc, Gaul is entirely
occupied by the
Romans. Well, not
entirely… one small
village of
indomitable Gauls still holds out
against the invaders.
Then Julius
Caesar comes up with a
brilliant idea, a new and creative way
of domination:
to
introduce capitalism into the village.
As we were preparing these presentations we were hit by the Covid 19 crisis, so we may have to modify the dates.
On March 24th we learned the sad news that Albert Uderzo, one of the creators of Asterix passed away, here he is, with Asterix and on a self portrait (on the left). Rene Goscinny is on the right.
