Les Verts Pâturages is a French film directed by Jean-Christophe Averty, broadcast on December 24, 1964.He staged black French actors, including Darling Légitimus (1907-1999) (Golden Lion of Women's Interpretation at the Venice Exhibition, for his role as M'an Tine in Rue Cases-Nègres d'Euzhan Palcy in 1983), grandmother of the comedian Pascal Légitimus (son of Théo Légitimus).This special program proposed to transpose the Bible into the African-American environment: Genesis told to the children of a school in Louisiana. Adam and Ève at the arrival of the Hebrews in the Promised Land led by Moses through the Arch of Noah, the whole Old Testament is revisited here in a lesson of catechism, not devoid of humour and racism.