“JFK MEMENTO is a true immersive archaeology process” – Chloe Rochereuil, Victor Agulhon (TARGO)

French documentary filmmakers Chloe Rochereuil (director) and Victor Agulhon (producer) have been churning out eventful releases on the Meta platform for the past 3 years. Their film SURVIVING 9/11 already demonstrated the importance of exploring key dates in history, and JFK MEMENTO continues in this direction. More than just a film, it's an exploration of […]

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One big family: Onassis, ONX and the intersection of culture, technology and art

The Onassis Foundation has a big mission: to be a catalyst and embrace constant innovation and creative disruptions that will lead to a better society. And while this is a tall mission for any cultural organization, for the past 50