this one is by eric gill. eric gill was known as being a man after -- of two minds. he was of deep religious persuasion. >> this is the passion of christ?>> this is the passion of christ and this entire book is written in latin. you will see -- let me turn to this wonderful illustration of the first -- of the crucifixion. it is very moving. >> host: it is. >> he was also known for ironic drawings. he was a man who up -- erotic drawings. he was a man who appreciated human flesh. so, the golden cockrell press started in the 20s and continues to the 40s or 50s. the movement to make beautiful books never stopped. my last example is from the old- style press who started in the 1980s. and, this book, i just adore. you will see the illustrations are in color. now, these are woodcut illustrations. in order for the artist to make this book, and by the way, this is one of only 26 books printed with the illustrations and color out of a total of it -- total addition of 200. they had to make a separate wood block to print each color. >> host: that's amazing. >> the same piece of

eric and i head to the hipster plein neighborhood to meet up with gilles rof, a filmmaker and sportsle, lille. >> gilles: it's lille against marseille because it's in lille. it's not here. >> anthony: it's in lille. so we get to watch it on tv, and will all of marseille be watching this? >> gilles: yeah. >> anthony: everybody is going to be watching. >> gilles: you know, we did a very good season, but at the end of the season, we are only fourth, and it's very important, so it's a must win today. >> anthony: so it's a must win? right. so the dream of every marseillais, the perfect season would be to see marseille crush paris and then move on and go all the way. >> gilles: they don't want to be second to paris, you know? they want to be second to none, and in football, it's one of the only issues where they can be first. that's why people here love so much their soccer team, because it's the place where you can show your identity. if you go all around those streets and you ask people, "where are you from?" they will tell you, "oh i'm from algeria," "i'm from morocco," but if you ask t