Alliance Francaise of NW CT

Parlons Français - Back to Basics
2017-04-05 14:00 - 15:30 (America/New_York)
Continuation of the series Parlons Francais hosted by the Brookfield Library. Designed for those who have studied French in the past, and just want a refresher.
Led by Colin Harrison, students have been going ‘back to basics’ with the textbook “Ultimate French – Beginner-Intermediate”.
Please register for this series through the Brookfield Library website.

Southbury French Discussion Group @ noon
2017-04-05 12:00 - 13:30
Our Southbury French Discussion Group meets on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from noon to 1:30 pm.
Today’s discussion is about Le Jardinage – Bring your thoughts and be ready to discuss your favorite plants, flowers and vegetables.

Our Discussion Group welcomes French speakers at all levels, whether you are a French native, fluent, just starting out or haven’t used your French in +20 years – bring your lunch and join us. We promise to be friendly and kind and look forward to meeting you.
AFNWCT members participate at no charge. A $5 suggested donation is kindly requested from all others.
If you have questions, please call 203-707-0710.

A Voice from the Congo - 7pm
2017-03-31 19:00 - 21:00
A Voice from the Congo will be presented by Toto Kisaku, a theater director, actor, set designer and producer from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) who is currently residing in Connecticut. For +17 years, he has traveled the world sharing his experience through shows, workshops, and residencies. For this presentation, Kisaku will provide historical background regarding past and current rulers of the DRC and share the story of his life growing up in the DRC. His talk will also touch on his socially conscious theatre work, and his point of view on the cost of freedom.
Kisaku was selected in 2003 among the young artists of Kinshasa by Jacques Livchine and Philip Boulay to represent Congo in the 20th edition at the Limoges festival and to perform in two pieces by Bernard M. Koltes. Kisaku was also in the French version of “Topdog / Underdog” by Suzan L. Parks at the Forum de Blanc Mesnil, the Théâtre Louis Jouvet and the Théâtre de l’Athénée in Paris. He has produced plays such as “Basal’ya Bazoba, “Rencontres au pluriel,” “Surface 1 et 2,” “20 ans, et alors!” and “Mort d’Oluwemi d’Ajumako” among others. Kisaku has also participated in the Avignon, Limoges, Paris Quartier d’Eté, Taz à Oostende, ICAF, Pilotobes, A/D Werf, Right About Now, Toseka, Mantsina, and Connexion Kin festivals.
In 2003, he founded a theater group, K-Mu Théâtre, (Kinois en Mutation) based in Kinshasa with other young Arts and Drama graduates from the National Institute of Arts as a Centre for Research and Artistic Creation in Urban Areas. Toto Kisaku and K-Mu Théâtre were the 2010 recipients of the Freedom to Create Prize, an international award that supports and recognizes artists who strive for social change in places where there is no freedom to create. The prize was awarded for their production of Basal’ya Bazoba a play about the violent persecution of children accused of witchcraft.
Kisaku’s African Tale will be performing at the Tilt Kids Festival in March in collaboration with the Cultural Services of the French Embassy and he is currently working with local companies from the Institut Français de N’Djamena. His newest work is in full preparation and will be performed in July 2017.
Mr. Kisaku’s presentation will be primarily in French however, there will be visuals and/or translations for those who are less fluent in French. Light refreshments will be served after the presentation and time to discuss further questions with our speaker.
Please call 203-707-0710 to RSVP – STANDING ROOM ONLY. A suggested donation of $5 is kindly requested to help defray the costs of this event.

Evening French "Back to Basics"
2017-03-30 18:30 - 20:00
The continuation of the Thursday evening series “Parlons le Français – Back to Basics” is hosted by the Brookfield Library. Designed for those who have studied French in the past, and just want a refresher.
Led by Colin Harrison, students have been going ‘back to basics’ with the textbook “Ultimate French – Beginner-Intermediate”. We meet in one of the corners, upstairs in the Main Library.
Please register for this event through the Brookfield Library website.

Parlons Français - Back to Basics
2017-03-29 14:00 - 15:30
Continuation of the daytime series Parlons Francais hosted by the Brookfield Library. Designed for those who have studied French in the past, and just want a refresher.
Led by Colin Harrison, students have been going ‘back to basics’ with the textbook “Ultimate French – Beginner-Intermediate”. We meet downstairs in the Community Room.
Please register for this event through the Brookfield Library website.

Mille Bornes
2017-03-29 12:00 - 13:30
We play Mille Bornes this week from 12 noon until 1:30pm.
Practice vocabulary for playing ames and learn the French words for travelling by car and getting into trouble with a flat tire or running out of gas…
Bring your lunch and join us!
AFNWCT Members attend for free; A suggested donation of $5 is kindly requested from others.
RSVP is kindly requested by calling (203) 707-0710.

Eurochannel's 8th Short Films Program 2 - 1pm
2017-03-28 13:00 - 15:30
The Alliance Francaise of NW CT is once again co-sponsoring with the Southbury Film Commission Eurochannel’s Eighth Short Films Tour: A Touch of Happiness
Embark on a cinematic voyage you will never forget, with the greatest new exponents of European filmmaking. In collaboration with the Southbury Film Commission and Eurochannel, the Alliance Francaise of Northwestern Connecticut presents programs from the Eurochannel Short Films Tour eighth edition, with a special programming theme: happiness!
The Eurochannel Short Films Tour has been a successful Eurochannel trademark for the last seven years. A unique event, the tour invites viewers to follow talented directors on an exciting exploration of Europe through short films: with the directors as guides, viewers discover fascinating cultures through the eyes of a filmmaker. Almost every European country and region is represented in this edition of the Eurochannel Short Films Tour – each of whose film is broadcast in its original language and subtitled in English – which is an example of the program’s creativity and dynamism.
On the Eurochannel Short Films Tour, viewers will enjoy a cinematic voyage through Europe, hear all its languages, and experience inspiring stories that will move them to reflect on a wide range of topics. This year, the Tour includes new regions such as Nova Gorica (Slovenia) and Nivelles (Belgium). Also, viewers will be introduced to cinematic adventures from the most charming countries such as France, the United Kingdom and Italy. Plenty of places to go, plenty of stories to enjoy… We propose only one question: how happy are you?
Happiness for the world to see
“Happiness depends upon ourselves,” said Aristotle. But while philosophers and religious thinkers often define happiness in terms of living a good life, or flourishing, rather than simply as an emotion, scientists have a more pragmatic approach with measurable indicators.
Scientists argue that experiencing positive events, feeling loved and loving, accepting others and being accepted, and keeping good habits lead to finding happiness. Although it is true that an exact and complete definition of “happiness” is impossible, we can agree that it resides in a sense of well-being rather than wealth or power. But what makes some people happy might not make you happy, and the Eurochannel Short Films Tour explores different motives and definitions of happiness.
Today’s six shorts will be from Program 2 representing the countries listed below:
PROGRAM 2: “A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN”

All Cats Are Pink in the Dark (La nuit tous les chats sont roses, 2015) France Drama 19 min.
Have You Got A Minute? (Ce L’hai Un Minuto, 2013) Italy Comedy 9 min
Shhh (Shhh, 2015) England Psychological Romance 11 min
Botev Is An Idiot (Ботев е идиот, 2012) Bulgaria Drama 9 min
Petit Flirt (Petit Flirt, 2014) Greece Comedy 13 min
Finding Richard (Finding Richard, 2014) England Drama 13 min.

ALL PROGRAMS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC WITH A SUGGESTED DONATION OF $5. Please RSVP by calling 203-707-0710 with your name and the number of people attending as seating is limited.
The Southbury Film Commission is a sub-commission of the Southbury Economic Development Commission and has as its mission to market the town of Southbury as a filming destination by promoting local professionals and support. The Southbury Film Commission welcomes volunteers, either as members or just helping with particular tasks. For more information visit their website at www.southburyfilm.org or contact the SFC Chair at southburyfilm@southbury-ct.gov.
All the Europe you love is on Eurochannel! Eurochannel is the award winning television channel featuring premium European entertainment with the biggest stars in cinema, TV and music. Eurochannel is available on Sling in the US. Visit Eurochannel on www.eurochannel.com, become a fan on Facebook on www.facebook.com/eurochannel and follow them on Twitter on www.twitter.com/eurochannel.

Café Conversation - 10h30
2017-03-25 10:30 - 12:30, 2017-03-11 10:30 - 12:30, 2017-02-25 10:30 - 12:30, 2017-02-11 10:30 - 12:30
Café Conversation is a great way to practice, improve and/or help you feel more comfortable speaking French with friendly francophones and francophiles who enjoy speaking French in an informal setting. The group meets two Saturdays a month from 10:30 to 12:30 (be sure to check this calendar often). Have a cup of coffee and meet/greet fellow members for the first half hour or so with some small talk – en français (It’s all about practicing!) and then prepare to tackle the subject of the day.
An article in French (often with a side-by-side English translation) is read out loud en français by the participants to practice proper pronounciation and to check understanding of the French vocabulary and grammar. The article will then be used to spark the conversation.
All levels of French are welcome. AFNWCT members attend free and a $5 suggested donation is kindly requested from all others.
Those with a question, or if you wish to propose a certain topic or lead one of the discussions should contact Brigitte: cafe@afnwct.org
This group meets at the AF Center located at 1 Pomperaug Office Park, Suite 301 in Southbury. See map below.

Eurochannel's 8th Short Films Program 2 - 7pm
2017-03-24 19:00 - 21:00

Scrabble
2017-03-22 12:00 - 13:30, 2017-02-22 12:00 - 13:30
We play Scrabble on the 4th or 5th Wednesday of the month, depending on holidays or other events from 12 noon until 1:30pm.
Practice thinking and diving deep into your brain to pull out French words for SCRABBLE.
Other games like Mille Bornes, Les Mots Flechés are also available to play, as participants desire.
Bring your lunch and join us!
AFNWCT Members attend for free; A suggested donation of $5 is kindly requested from others.
RSVP is kindly requested by calling (203) 707-0710.

Morris French Discussion Group
2017-03-16 18:00 - 19:30 | Harvest Moon Timber Frame – Morris, CT, 198 East St, Morris, CT, 06763, United States
The Morris French Discussion group will meet on Thursday, February 16 starting at 6:00 pm at the offices of Harvest Moon Timber Frame, LLC located at 198 East Street* in Morris (see Google Map below.) Previous discussion subjects have featured les calissons, le champagne, l’attentat à Nice, Truffaut interviews of Alfred Hitchcock, les parapluies de Cherbourg, the origin of Le Père Noël, Bic pens, Roquefort cheese, Le Beaujolais Nouveau….
Whether you are just learning French or are an advanced speaker, you are welcome to join. You will have an opportunity to learn, practice, and improve your French language skills at these informal meetings. This month’s discussion focus is TBD.
AFNWCT Members attend for free; A suggested donation of $5 is requested from others.
*East Street is in fact route 109. There’s a big sign out front. There’s both a red barn and a house – the group will be meeting in the house.

Southbury French Group Cancelled
2017-03-15 12:00 - 13:30
Due to the icy condition of the sidewalks and parking lots, our Southbury French Discussion Group is cancelled for today, March 15. Next week and the week after, we’re scheduled to play Scrabble and Mille Bornes. Our next Discussion group meeting is Wednesday April 5.
Our Discussion Group welcomes French speakers at all levels, whether you are a French native, fluent, just starting out or haven’t used your French in +20 years – bring your lunch and join us. We promise to be friendly and kind and look forward to meeting you.
AFNWCT members participate at no charge. A $5 suggested donation is kindly requested from all others.
If you have questions, please call 203-707-0710.

Ciné-club 1pm
2017-03-09 13:00 - 15:00
This month’s French movie will be SAMBA released in 2014 by directors Eric Toledano and Olivier Nakache. Featuring Omar Sy, who starred in “Les Intouchables” and Charlotte Gainsbourg, daughter of Serge Gainsbourg
In this movie, Sparks fly between an illegal immigrant and the caseworker who tries to help him stay in Paris.
Free for AFNWCT members. A $5 suggested donation is kindly requested from others.

Parlons Francais - Back to Basics
2017-03-08 14:00 - 15:30
Continuation of the series Parlons Francais hosted by the Brookfield Library. Designed for those who have studied French in the past, and just want a refresher.
Led by Colin Harrison, students have been going ‘back to basics’ with the textbook “Ultimate French – Beginner-Intermediate”.
Please register for this event through the Brookfield Library website.

Groupe de Lecture
2017-03-02 18:30 - 20:30
Meeting on the first Thursday of each month, from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, this group has a lot of fun sipping wine, tasting cheese and crackers and taking turns reading out loud in French. Enjoy hearing and sharing the richness of the French language.
March’s meeting is at the winter location : our AF Center in Southbury.
The title of the current selection is “Lutetia” by Pierre Assouline and the group will continue their reading starting on page 74 at the paragraph that begins: “Cet homme là-bas, par example.”
Lutetia (2005) raconte une histoire d’amour entre le détective du Lutetia et une amie d’enfance, mais surtout une histoire de la France de 1938 à 1945 à travers l’histoire de l’Hôtel Lutetia qui a, durant toute l’Occupation, servi de siège à l’Abwehr (les services secrets de l’état-major allemand) puis, à la Libération, de lieu d’accueil des déportés et rapatriés.
If you have any questions, please let Amanda know at lecture@afnwct.org.

AFNWCT Members attend for free; A suggested donation of $5 is requested from others.
Questions or comments? Contact Amanda: lecture@afnwct.org

Evening French Back to Basics
2017-03-02 18:30 - 20:00
The Thursday evening series Parlons Francais hosted by the Brookfield Library starts the continuation of its next session tonight. Designed for those who have studied French in the past, and just want a refresher.
Led by Colin Harrison, students have been going ‘back to basics’ with the textbook “Ultimate French – Beginner-Intermediate”. We meet in one of the corners upstairs in the Main Library.
Please register for this event through the Brookfield Library website.

Southbury French Discussion Group @ noon
2017-03-01 12:00 - 13:30
Our Southbury French Discussion Group meets on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from noon to 1:30 pm.
Today’s discussion is “Les Jeux de la Francophonie”, a combination of Olympic-style games and Amateur Hour. Quels sont vos talents?

Our Discussion Group welcomes French speakers at all levels, whether you are a French native, fluent, just starting out or haven’t used your French in +20 years – bring your lunch and join us. We promise to be friendly and kind and look forward to meeting you.
AFNWCT members participate at no charge. A $5 suggested donation is kindly requested from all others.
If you have questions, please call 203-707-0710.

Annual Festival Week
2017-03-01 08:00 - 2017-03-08 11:00
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Parlons Français - Back to Basics
2017-02-22 14:00 - 15:30
The series Parlons Francais hosted by the Brookfield Library continues its next session. Designed for those who have studied French in the past, and just want a refresher.
Led by Colin Harrison, students have been going ‘back to basics’ with the textbook “Ultimate French – Beginner-Intermediate”.
Please register for this event through the Brookfield Library website.

Eurochannel's 8th Short Films Program 1 - 1pm
2017-02-21 13:00 - 15:30
The Alliance Francaise of NW CT is once again co-sponsoring with the Southbury Film Commission Eurochannel’s eighth edition Short Films Tour called “Happiness for the World to See” featuring this year’s theme: Happiness.
Viewers will be introduced to cinematic adventures from the most charming countries such as France, the United Kingdom and Italy. Plenty of places to go, plenty of stories to enjoy… We propose only one question: how happy are you?
Happiness for the world to see
“Happiness depends upon ourselves,” said Aristotle. But while philosophers and religious thinkers often define happiness in terms of living a good life, or flourishing, rather than simply as an emotion, scientists have a more pragmatic approach with measurable indicators.
Scientists argue that experiencing positive events, feeling loved and loving, accepting others and being accepted, and keeping good habits lead to finding happiness. Although it is true that an exact and complete definition of “happiness” is impossible, we can agree that it resides in a sense of well-being rather than wealth or power. But what makes some people happy might not make others happy.
The Eurochannel Short Films Tour has been a successful Eurochannel trademark for the last seven years. A unique event, the tour invites viewers to follow talented directors on an exciting exploration of Europe through short films: with the directors as guides, viewers discover fascinating cultures through the eyes of a filmmaker. Almost every European country and region is represented in this edition of the Eurochannel Short Films Tour – each of whose film is broadcast in its original language and subtitled in English – which is an example of the program’s creativity and dynamism. Brief discussions will be held between films to give time to the audience to give their reaction and ask questions.
Today’s six shorts will be from Program 1: “Stuck in Love” and represent the countries listed below:
PROGRAM 1: “STUCK IN LOVE”

Bastille Day (14 Juillet, 2015) France (Paris) Drama, Romance 7 min.
Bravoman (Bravoman, 2016) Russia (Saint Petersburg) Comedy 18 min
The Jacket (Die Jacke, 2014) Austria Drama 9 min
The Love That Could Not Be Hidden (El amor que no podía ocultarse, 2014) Spain Comedy, Musical 10 min
Parallel (Parallèle, 2012) France (Paris) Drama 3 min
Almost Perfect (Gandrīz Ideāli, 2014) Latvia Drama, Romance 14 min
ALL PROGRAMS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC WITH A SUGGESTED DONATION OF $5. Please RSVP by calling 203-707-0710 with your name and the number of people attending as seating is limited.
The Southbury Film Commission is a sub-commission of the Southbury Economic Development Commission and has as its mission to market the town of Southbury as a filming destination by promoting local professionals and support. The Southbury Film Commission welcomes volunteers, either as members or just helping with particular tasks. For more information visit their website at www.southburyfilm.org or contact the SFC Chair at southburyfilm@southbury-ct.gov.
All the Europe you love is on Eurochannel! Eurochannel is the award winning television channel featuring premium European entertainment with the biggest stars in cinema, TV and music. Eurochannel is available on Sling in the US. Visit Eurochannel on www.eurochannel.com, become a fan on Facebook on www.facebook.com/eurochannel and follow them on Twitter on www.twitter.com/eurochannel.

AFNWCT Board Meeting - 9am
2017-02-18 09:00 - 10:30
La réunion de notre Conseil aura lieu à 9h samedi le 18 février.
Si vous êtes membre et voudriez y assister, veuillez téléphoner à 203-707-0710 pour recevoir l’Ordre du Jour.

Eurochannel's 8th Short Films Program 1 - 7pm
2017-02-17 19:00 - 21:00
The Alliance Francaise of NW CT is once again co-sponsoring with the Southbury Film Commission Eurochannel’s eighth edition Short Films Tour called “Happiness for the World to See” featuring this year’s theme: Happiness.
Viewers will be introduced to cinematic adventures from the most charming countries such as France, the United Kingdom and Italy. Plenty of places to go, plenty of stories to enjoy… We propose only one question: how happy are you?
Happiness for the world to see
“Happiness depends upon ourselves,” said Aristotle. But while philosophers and religious thinkers often define happiness in terms of living a good life, or flourishing, rather than simply as an emotion, scientists have a more pragmatic approach with measurable indicators.
Scientists argue that experiencing positive events, feeling loved and loving, accepting others and being accepted, and keeping good habits lead to finding happiness. Although it is true that an exact and complete definition of “happiness” is impossible, we can agree that it resides in a sense of well-being rather than wealth or power. But what makes some people happy might not make.
The Eurochannel Short Films Tour has been a successful Eurochannel trademark for the last seven years. A unique event, the tour invites viewers to follow talented directors on an exciting exploration of Europe through short films: with the directors as guides, viewers discover fascinating cultures through the eyes of a filmmaker. Almost every European country and region is represented in this edition of the Eurochannel Short Films Tour – each of whose film is broadcast in its original language and subtitled in English – which is an example of the program’s creativity and dynamism. Brief discussions will be held between films to give time to the audience to give their reaction and ask questions.
Today’s six shorts will be from Program 1: “Stuck in Love” and represent the countries listed below:
PROGRAM 1: “STUCK IN LOVE”

Bastille Day (14 Juillet, 2015) France (Paris) Drama, Romance 7 min.
Bravoman (Bravoman, 2016) Russia (Saint Petersburg) Comedy 18 min
The Jacket (Die Jacke, 2014) Austria Drama 9 min
The Love That Could Not Be Hidden (El amor que no podía ocultarse, 2014) Spain Comedy, Musical 10 min
Parallel (Parallèle, 2012) France (Paris) Drama 3 min
Almost Perfect (Gandrīz Ideāli, 2014) Latvia Drama, Romance 14 min
ALL PROGRAMS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC WITH A SUGGESTED DONATION OF $5. Please RSVP by calling 203-707-0710 with your name and the number of people attending as seating is limited.
The Southbury Film Commission is a sub-commission of the Southbury Economic Development Commission and has as its mission to market the town of Southbury as a filming destination by promoting local professionals and support. The Southbury Film Commission welcomes volunteers, either as members or just helping with particular tasks. For more information visit their website at www.southburyfilm.org or contact the SFC Chair at southburyfilm@southbury-ct.gov.
All the Europe you love is on Eurochannel! Eurochannel is the award winning television channel featuring premium European entertainment with the biggest stars in cinema, TV and music. Eurochannel is available on Sling in the US. Visit Eurochannel on www.eurochannel.com, become a fan on Facebook on www.facebook.com/eurochannel and follow them on Twitter on www.twitter.com/eurochannel.

Morris Discussion Group Cancelled
2017-02-16 18:00 - 19:30 | Harvest Moon Timber Frame – Morris, CT, 198 East St, Morris, CT, 06763, United States
Due to illnesses and many conflicts with most of the regular participants, there will be no Morris French Discussion Group this month.
Join us next month – March 16 (the third Thursday).
Thank you for your understanding.

French Discussion Group @12 noon
2017-02-15 12:00 - 13:30
Our Southbury French Discussion Group meets on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday* of each month from noon to 1:30 pm.
Today’s discussion is “Le Coup de Foudre – existe-il?” Share your ideas, thoughts and “souvenirs” en français…
Our Discussion Group welcomes French speakers at all levels, whether you are a French native, fluent, just starting out or haven’t used your French in +20 years – bring your lunch and join us. We promise to be friendly and kind and look forward to meeting you.
AFNWCT members participate at no charge. A $5 suggested donation is kindly requested from all others.
If you have questions, please call 203-707-0710.

No Ciné-club Today - Rescheduled to 3/9
2017-02-09 13:00 - 15:00
We are sorry to have to cancel today’s movie. We will show “Samba” next month on March 9 at 1pm.

Program 3 Short Films - Away We Go - 1pm
2017-02-07 13:00 - 15:00
Eurochannel’s Short Films Tour and the Alliance Francaise of NW CT is once again co-sponsoring with the Southbury Film Commission the seventh edition, “My Dear Family” featuring this year’s theme: the European family.
The Eurochannel Short Films Tour has been a successful Eurochannel trademark for the last seven years. A unique event, the tour invites viewers to follow talented directors on an exciting exploration of Europe through short films: with the directors as guides, viewers discover fascinating cultures through the eyes of a filmmaker. Almost every European country and region is represented in this edition of the Eurochannel Short Films Tour – each of whose film is broadcast in its original language and subtitled in English – which is an example of the program’s creativity and dynamism. Brief discussions will be held between films to give time to the audience to give their reaction and ask questions.
Today’s six shorts will be from Program 3: “Away We Go” and represent the countries listed below:
PROGRAM 3: “AWAY WE GO”
FRANCE (ILE-DE-FRANCE) “Bamako Saint-Afrique” – Drama, Comedy 12 minutes
MONTENEGRO “All of That” a Drama 13 minutes
ARMENIA “Glimmering” a Drama 13 minutes
BOSNIA “Redemption” a Drama 13 minutes
CZECH REPUBLIC “Occasional Showers” a Drama 14 minutes
IRELAND “Personal Development” a Drama 14 minutes
ALL PROGRAMS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC WITH A SUGGESTED DONATION OF $5. Please RSVP by calling 203-707-0710 with your name and the number of people attending as seating is limited.
The Southbury Film Commission is a sub-commission of the Southbury Economic Development Commission and has as its mission to market the town of Southbury as a filming destination by promoting local professionals and support. The Southbury Film Commission welcomes volunteers, either as members or just helping with particular tasks. For more information visit their website at www.southburyfilm.org or contact the SFC Chair at southburyfilm@southbury-ct.gov.
All the Europe you love is on Eurochannel! Eurochannel is the award winning television channel featuring premium European entertainment with the biggest stars in cinema, TV and music. Eurochannel is available on Sling in the US. Visit Eurochannel on www.eurochannel.com, become a fan on Facebook on www.facebook.com/eurochannel and follow them on Twitter on www.twitter.com/eurochannel.
