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6 French Crime Shows to Watch on Netflix

By Catherine Rickman
posted on August 29, 2023

Moody mysterious and fast car chases make for some great French TV.

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Jalil Lespert: “Yves Saint Laurent, this is more than a man.”

The biographical film directed by French director Jalil Lespert centering on the master of haute couture is coming to the big screens in America. A fascinting dive into the universe of the sacred monster of fashion.

Jacky Ido: Discovered by Tarantino, Given a Name by Besson

An interview with the French actor who debuts on American television this Wednesday on June 25th. After Quentin Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds," Ido stars in the TV series "Taxi Brooklyn," produced by Luc Besson and inspired by the film "Taxi."

Get your French flix fix with French Film Festival USA

La vie, l'amour, and all in French on the silver screen.

French TV Series Out to Conquer Hollywood

Are French series ready to take on Hollywood’s giant TV industry

Juliette Binoche is brilliantly unsettling as Camille Claudel

6 French Crime Shows to Watch on Netflix

Moody mysterious and fast car chases make for some great French TV.

Juliette Binoche is Living “Between Two Worlds” in this New French Film

Juliette Binoche dazzles through the grit of her new film.

Netflix’s ‘Transatlantic’ Tells the (Mostly) True Story of How an American Heiress Saved Europe’s Greatest Artists from the Nazis

The most international show on TV comes to Netflix.

French Films to Watch this Weekend: ‘Two Tickets to Greece’ and ‘Final Cut’

"The result, depending on who you ask, is either comic genius or a ridiculous waste of two hours of your life."

Revoir Paris: A New Film About the Painful Aftermath of a Mass Shooting

Alice Winocour’s brave new film, Revoir Paris, is about one woman learning how to live after her life has been shattered.

Letter from Cannes: On the Ground at the 76th Cannes Film Festival

The grit and grind behind the glamour of Cannes.

A Look Inside the Weird, Wild World of ‘Titane,’ the French Feminist Horror Movie That Won At Cannes In 2021

French director, Julia Ducournau, made a tough, stylish and strange art film called Titane--it's got sex with cars and horrors with hairpins.

‘Nona and Her Daughters’ is a Bizarre French Family Comedy About a Pregnant Septuagenarian

This French feminist family comedy is a wild ride.

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