In the 1980s, Denis Podalydès, son of a Versaillaise on the left and a foot-black father of Algeria, on the right, became friends with Emmanuel Bourdieu, son of the famous sociologist. He regularly went on vacation with the...
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In the 1980s, Denis Podalydès, son of a Versaillaise on the left and a foot-black father of Algeria, on the right, became friends with Emmanuel Bourdieu, son of the famous sociologist. He regularly went on vacation with the...