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Pantagruel censuré, Rabelais récidive avec Gargantua, ogre démesuré et grand seigneur de Touraine dont les aventures paraissent encore suspectes aux théologiens. Monstre de paresse, abruti de religion durant son enfance, il échappe au pédantisme des vieux tousseux de la Sorbonne, dérobe au passage les cloches de Notre-Dame, se cultive enfin auprès de l'humaniste Ponocrates, son maître. Survient la fabuleuse " guerre picrocholine ", née d'une querelle entre vignerons et boulangers tourangeaux, où se distingue le merveilleux frère Jean des Entommeures.

Gargantua and Pantagruel by Francois Rabelais. Dramatised by Lavinia Murray. Episode 1: Gargantua. The bawdy, exuburant adventures of medieval giants. A dizzying blend of fantasy, comedy, philosophy and scatological humour. The world's a messy place. The first episode depicts the young life of the giant Gargantua, who is reduced to laughable insanity by an education at the hands of paternal ignorance, old crones and syphilitic professors. Episode 2: - Pantagruel. Concluding the bawdy and scatological adventures of Medieval giants.

Zainspirowana ludowa basnia epopeja fantastyczna opisujaca niezwykle przygody dwóch olbrzymów: Gargantui i jego syna Pantagruela. Jest to lsniaca rubasznym, czesto wulgarnym humorem opowiesc, w której groteska przeplata sie z szalona fantazja. Nauki, jakie pobieraja bohaterowie, bitwy i pojedynki, które tocza, ich niekonczace sie uczty, wedrówki, sady, zarty, fortele, parodystyczne debaty z ówczesnymi autorytetami - wszystko to sluzy autorowi za kanwe dla swobodnej, niczym niekrepowanej satyry na caly otaczajacy go swiat.

Il gigante Pantagruele decide di partire alla scoperta del mondo. Lo accompagna il curioso Tokei. I due amici affrontano una raffica di avventure: visitano paesi favolosi, dove incontrano mangiatori e bevitori d'aria, animali fantapaurosi, inventori di strumenti senza senso, gente che compie solo azioni inutili e altre stranezze. Un adattamento per bambini di "Gargantua e Pantagruele" di Francois Rabelais.

Over 350 years before the British occultist Aleister Crowley was sitting quietly in a Cairo hotel room receiving the text of his Book of the Law, the famous French renaissance author Francois Rabelais was busy writing the second book of his legendary fantasy quintology Gargantua and Pantagruel, which included the story of the founding of the Abbey of Theleme, wherein but one clause was observed: "Do What Thou Wilt"!