Top secret, cinéma et espionnage. Gaule nor science without its fiction

nor science without its fiction

Four acts to narrate its thwarted history from the 1840s to the 1930s

Jean Bouchaud was deeply influenced by his stays overseas

A fourth-dan black belt in judo

Top secret, cinéma et espionnage. Gaule nor science without its fictionWho hasn't dreamed of being a spy? In cinema, thousands of films depict those who manage by all means, even risking their lives, to obtain confidential information. In the thrilling world of spy cinema, secret agents hide and disguise themselves as actors, while spies and directors share their passion for high performance capture technologies. Top secret is the first work devoted to the fruitful links between espionage and cinema, from cartoons and