Live from the Hôtel Majestic in Cannes, Luc Besson, president of the jury of the festival in 2000, congratulates himself on being able to watch movies. He takes advantage of the situation to highlight the fact that, previously, he wasn't able to watch the films during the festival because he didn't have a card. He doesn't want to start a conflict between American and French cinema, he just says that there are both good and bad films. He talks about his new activity of producing young talent.
Amongst Europe's countries, Estonia is one of the most advanced as far as high technology goes. Report iin Tallinn, where many Estonians pay their taxes online or pay for parking metres with their cellphones.
The director Jean-Pierre Vincent and the actor Bernard Freyd talk about the theatre piece Le Faiseur de Théâtre and its author Thomas Bernhard.
While balancing himself in an inflatable armchair, Milan Kundera presents his novel The Joke, whose story is a part of twenty years of Czech history.