Frankfurter Rundschau

The village of Lützerath is the center of the protest against the energy giant RWE. The near-natural resistance is organized on the farm of the farmer who does not want to give way.

An encounter with Thomas Vinterberg and his tragic comedy, “Der Rausch”, the portrait of an alcoholized society.

How are the survivors from Utøya? On July 22, 2011, right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik killed 69 young people on the Norwegian island. Two who got away with their lives tell of their struggle against dark memories and hostility on the Internet

In Paris, the drug problem is worsening - and President Macron argues with Mayor Hidalgo whether stronger repression or better aid projects are needed.

Ian Schrager opened the legendary “Studio 54” in New York in 1977. On the occasion of his 75th birthday, he will talk about freedom, a good night's sleep - and why the Hudson metropolis does not have a lively club scene.

The French contribution "Titane", the most daring film of the Cannes Festival, wins the Palme d'Or - framed by a wonderfully absurd gala.

Dutch TV investigator dies nine days after the attack, which may be linked to the reporter's work .. An obituary.

An above-average Cannes edition is heading for the finals: high-opportunity contributions by directors Ildikó Enyedi and Julia Ducournau as well as Bruno Dumont's media satire “France”.