Eugénie Bastié critiques a book by Terra Nova experts imagining a dystopia where the right is in power and France, deprived of immigrants, descends into chaos. She calls it a "delirious" testament to a left "without people and without ideas" that plays on fears.
Antonin Baudry's first film on General de Gaulle, "La Bataille de Gaulle. L'âge de fer," explores the lesser-known, isolated figure of the leader in London from 1940-1942. Actor Simon Abkarian portrays de Gaulle's complex emotions, while the film introduces humor to a tragic narrative.
Antonin Baudry's film "La Bataille de Gaulle. L'âge de fer," exploring a lesser-known, isolated Charles de Gaulle in London, premiered at Cannes. The film, inspired by Julian Jackson's book, blends tragedy and humor, with Simon Abkarian portraying the complex historical figure.
Le film "De Gaulle" d'Antonin Baudry retrace la naissance de la France libre en 1940, dépeignant le Général comme un soldat déterminé mais plein de doutes, face aux pétainistes et soutenu par Churchill.
