Time Flies in France, Even on a Long-Stay Visitor Visa. Here’s How to Stay Longer
[Sponsored article] French Connections HCB tells us about the long-stay visitor visa and how to upgrade your status from visitor to resident.
22 French Features at the New York Film Festival—Some You Can Catch in Your Hometown!
An Annie Ernaux movie, a Cannes winner and more; new French films you can see on both big and small screens.
Le Weekend, 10/7/22: Nobel Prize Winner Annie Ernaux and French #MeToo, 5 Years On ??
Ernaux is the seventeenth woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. Since 1901. Only 17 women! Should we celebrate? Or be horrified?
One of the World’s Best Lobster Rolls is in…Paris?!
“I knew right then that I had to do something based on lobster rolls. It was like, WOW! I loved it!”
The Art of the Affair: Nobel Prize Winner, Annie Ernaux’s, ‘Getting Lost’
“I make love with the same desire for perfection that I feel in relation to writing.”
Make it a French Fall With These October Events
Jean-Jacques Annaud’s riveting Notre-Dame on Fire, a dramatic retelling of the disastrous 2019 fire, and more…
Frenchly Podcasts: La Saison of Fall
3 new French podcasts, curated exclusively for Frenchly readers: kids & fear, autumn blues & a scary stories podcast that’s like theatre in your ear–learn French and have fun!
Bravo’s ‘Real Girlfriends in Paris’ is the Show ‘Emily in Paris’ Should’ve Been
We’ll take this Emily over the other one any day.
Le Weekend, 9/30/22: New Hemingway, Fall Running & a Cassoulet for All Seasons ??
A new trove of Hemingway’s writing was just found in a bar.
Regional French Cocktail Recipes from All Over France
Ernest Hemingway invented a beverage called, “Death in the Afternoon,” after his book of the same name.
Cassoulet Confessions: A Cassoulet for All Seasons
Dysfunctions, family secrets, taboos, feelings of betrayal… it all came back to her while she ate and wrote.
20 Books That Changed French Lives
As voted on by French readers, these are the 20 biggest life-changing books for the French.
