Cinema Martin Scorsese, in the Wake of the French New Wave Martin Scorsese is back at the Cannes Film Festival! Exactly 47 years after Taxi Driver won the Palme d’Or, and 37 years after picking […] By Pauline Guedj | May 10, 2023
Cinema Louis Malle: Perspectives on America Hulu has released a documentary on actress Brooke Shields, who rose to fame in 1978 with Pretty Baby, Louis Malle’s first American film. Until […] By Pauline Guedj | April 12, 2023
Cinema For American Filmmakers, Godard Is Not Dead Richard Brody must be Jean-Luc Godard’s biggest fan in the United States. The Francophile film critic and New Yorker writer has published a number […] By Pauline Guedj | January 5, 2023
Cinema Wes Anderson: The Texan Director with a Parisian Heart With The French Dispatch, his new movie landing in U.S. theaters this Friday and in France the following Wednesday, Wes Anderson has offered his […] By Pauline Guedj | October 19, 2021
Profile Perspective Through Exile: James Baldwin in France A key figure in the fight against discrimination and for civil rights in the United States, African-American novelist James Baldwin was born in Harlem […] By Pauline Guedj | June 4, 2020