"L'Île aux Fleurs" translates to "The Island of Flowers" in English. It is a phrase that can refer to various places, but it is most famously associated with a short film by Georges Rouquier that explores themes of social inequality and the contrast between wealth and poverty in the context of a small island in the Caribbean. The film uses the island's beauty to highlight the stark realities of life for its inhabitants.
Paris is the capital of Ile de France
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L. Prudhomme has written: 'L. Prudhomme aux patriotes'
Marina Joffreau has written: 'L' Ile d'Antas'
Quelques exemples de fleurs qui commencent par la lettre "L" sont le lys, le lilas, la lavande et les lisianthus.
Christian Morissonneau has written: 'L' ile d'Orleans' -- subject(s): Pictorial works
Gilbert Hatry has written: 'Louis Renault, patron absolu' 'L' Ile Seguin'
Gaston Chantrieux has written: 'L' amphore aux parfums'
Jean Amado has written: 'L' APPEL AUX ARMES'
Guy Valensol has written: 'L' armoire aux marmottes'
Louise Maheux-Forcier has written: 'Un parc en automne' 'L' ile joyeuse, roman' 'Words and music' 'Isle of joy' 'En toutes lettres' 'L' ile joyeuse' 'Un arbre charge d'oiseaux' -- subject(s): Art dramatique, La piece de theatre
Alfred Des Rochers has written: 'L' offrande aux vierges folles'