26 September, 2024
Twelve Ukrainians, aged between 18 and 43, are currently undergoing training at Thierry Marx's Cuisine Mode d'Emploi(s) school in Toulouse, with a clear objective: to rebuild their future and themselves.Among them are Denys, a former soldier captured and tortured by the Russians, and Tetiana, a mother evacuated from Marioupol with her daughter, who has already opened two cafés in Ukraine. These apprentices, whose backgrounds have been scarred by the war, are now training as cooks and bakers to help rebuild their communities.This initiative, supported by the NGO Stand With Ukraine, is part of a wider project: the opening of a restaurant in Dnipro, ‘La Cantine de Marioupol ’, at the heart of a centre for temporarily displaced Ukrainians.Read the full article in Ouest...
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26 September, 2024
As part of the Stand With Ukraine project, 12 Ukrainian trainees have begun their culinary training in Toulouse with the team of Michelin-starred chef Thierry Marx.The apprentices will be familiarizing themselves with the emblematic techniques of French cuisine. For many of them, this training represents a unique opportunity to rebuild their professional future after being directly affected by the Russian war of aggression in Ukraine.In a few weeks' time, they will return to Ukraine, and some of them will join La Cantine de Marioupol, in Dnipro, a project supported by Stand With Ukraine. This centre will provide temporary accommodation for displaced Ukrainians from Marioupol, offering them both meals and a place to comfort themselves, helping them to rebuild social links and suppor...
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24 September, 2024
🎥 Yesterday in Paris was the French premiere of the Ukrainian documentary Intercepted, which was supported by the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée (CNC) and ARTE as part of the Génération Ukraine project.🇫🇷 The screening was organised with the support of the French Ministry of Culture and theUkrainian Embassy in France, in collaboration with theUkrainian Institute in France.🪖🇷🇺 In this hard-hitting documentary, Ukrainian director Oksana Karpovych offers a gripping look at the reality of the war in Ukraine. Through silent images of the daily lives of Ukrainians, who are trying to resume their routine after the passage of Russian troops, the director juxtaposes the verbal violence of conversations intercepted by Ukrainian intelligence services between Russian sol...
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