Slipping between channels (Inter, Info, Bleu, etc), we move from live news to musical rehearsals, dramatic recordings, arts-prog interviews (Umberto Eco is just one of several guest appearances) and late-night request shows, Philibert observes the thriving, bustling eco-system that feeds this spirit of the airwaves. N icolas Philibert’s account of 24 hours in the life of public service broadcaster Radio France boasts the same unobtrusive intimacy that characterised Être et Avoir, his celebrated documentary about a village primary school.
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