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Val D'isère the Artiststar Jean Dujardin Pale and Mellow January 2012 FRANCE $495 TODThe Magazine of French TravelA and YCulture Close to Heaven: Val d’Isère The Artist Star Jean Dujardin Pale and Mellow: Very Rare Cognac VOLUME 27, NO. 1 www.francetoday.com Inside: 2012 Travel Study Guide France Celebrates 125 Years of a Living Symbol of Freedom This statue given by France to the great people of America can be the statue of all those throughout the world who choose freedom over dictatorship. It is not simply a statue, it is an idea, and what the French and the Americans wanted to say was that this idea of freedom isn’t just for the Americans or just for the —Nicolas Sarkozy President of the French Republic “ Liberty Island, NY - Sept. 22, 2011 French—it is for all the peoples of the world. ” ©Présidence de la République / Christelle ALIX France in the franceintheus.org United States Embassy of France in Washington CONTENTS january 2012 4 CALENDAR 18 WINE & SPIRITS What’s On & What’s Up Pale, Mellow and Rare: Early-Landed Cognac 6 A LA CARTE 21 FRENCH KITCHEN 8 BOUTIQUE BEAT Of Bakers and Baguettes Secret Corners 23 FILM PICKS 10 Constructivism à la Jean-Paul Goude 10 DESIGN NOW Top French Train Films Top Showman, Jean Dujardin 24 RENCONTRE 24 Hot Stuff in The Artist Jean Dujardin, 12 Val d’Isère Star of The Artist Close to Heaven on Earth 26 TRAVEL STUDY GUIDE 16 Fondue Savoyarde Time-Honored Alpine 38 LE MARCHÉ Treat 39 CLASSIFIEDS 12 Sunning on the slopes at Val d’Isère 4 The Foyer, by Pietro Longhi, in the Casanova exhibit at the BNF Val d'Isère©Agence Nuts-Office du Tourisme Val d'Isère; Goude©Jean-Paul Goude; Dujardin©La Petite Reine/Studio 37/La Classe Américaine/JD Prod France 3 Cinéma/Jouror Productions/uFilm; Longhi©Venezia, Fondazione Querini Stampalia Longhi©Venezia, Productions/uFilm; France 3 Cinéma/Jouror Prod Américaine/JD 37/La Classe Reine/Studio Petite Goude; Dujardin©La Val d'Isère; Goude©Jean-Paul Tourisme Nuts-Office du d'Isère©Agence Val WWW . 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