Vladimir Rodionov and Avril Tembouret explore the thin line between memory and myth in their search for the lost films of Alexandre Trannoy.
A new push in the French National Assembly seeks formal state recognition for the systemic persecution of Roma and Sinti groups during WWII.
How the chronicler of New York's grit found her most profound subject by deconstructing her own history at seventy.
As the Cinémathèque française launches its latest retrospective, we examine the shift from Monroe as a cinematic force to Monroe as a perpetual victim of the system.
A look at the auction of René Chateau’s vast collection and how one man’s obsession with physical media defined French film culture.
While the literary world swoons over Ocean Vuong’s poetry, a two-decade-long photographic archive is coming to light. Is this a new artistic frontier or a brand expansion?
If you are seeing an explosion of long dashes in your inbox, you aren't witnessing a literary revival. You are seeing the stylistic signature of the LLM.
Florent Montaclair didn't just win a fake award; he built an entire international institution to honor himself. It is a masterclass in institutional gullibility.
The new IOC President is reintroducing biological sex verification for female athletes. Here is what builders and leaders need to know about the policy shift.
In the industrial heart of Hungary, the promise of Chinese-funded progress is turning into a liability for the long-standing Fidesz government.
A small town in Maine-et-Loire grapples with a political shock as a radical newcomer captures a fifth of the local vote.
Between 1954 and 1962, millions were forced into camps that reshaped Algerian society. Explore the history of these forgotten settlements.
