Science HIV, a Hotly Contested French-American Discovery As part of World AIDS Day on December 1, France-Amérique is looking back over the years of transatlantic cooperation and competition that led to […] By Vincent Dozol | December 1, 2022
Interview David McCullough: In the Footsteps of the First Americans in Paris American historian David McCullough passed away on August 7 at the age of 89. Throughout his career, he wrote on Harry Truman, Theodore Roosevelt, […] By Vincent Dozol | August 10, 2022
Graphic Novels The American West in Franco-Belgian Comics The western will be one of themes of Seattle’s Francophone Comic Arts Festival, Booom!, held online from November 5 to 12. In the run-up […] By Vincent Dozol | October 29, 2021
Homage Josephine Baker, a French-American Heroine Josephine Baker – the French-American music hall performer who had deux amours, the Resistance fighter, the civil rights advocate, the adoptive mother of 12 […] By Vincent Dozol | August 23, 2021
Interview “These Protests Go Beyond the Black Lives Matter Movement” Since the death of George Floyd, a Black man killed while under arrest in Minneapolis on May 25, 2020, a wave of protests has […] By Vincent Dozol | June 11, 2020
Cinema Céline Sciamma: The French Director Winning Over U.S. Critics With Portrait of a Lady on Fire, screened in a selection of U.S. theaters in early December before its national release on February 14, […] By Vincent Dozol | February 13, 2020
Film Les Misérables: The French Banlieues in American Theaters The first feature-length movie by Ladj Ly, out in U.S. theaters on Friday, sounds the alarm on the explosive situation in the French projects […] By Vincent Dozol | January 9, 2020