A restored director's cut of Christophe Gans' 2001 fantasy film Brotherhood of the Wolf (Le pacte des loups) is released on Blue-ray and DVD from May 15th and on AppleTV+.
A restored director's cut of Christophe Gans' 2001 fantasy film Brotherhood of the Wolf (Le pacte des loups) is released on Blue-ray and DVD from May 15th and on AppleTV+.
The Los Angeles Review of Books publishes an essay by Nicole Bauer, author of Tracing the shadow of secrecy and government transparency in eighteenth-century France, which was published last November.
Last Thursday (27th April) President Macron paid tribute to Toussaint Louverture on the 175th anniversary of France's abolition of slavery. He laid a wreath in the cell in Château de Joux (in the Jura Mountains) where Toussaint died in prison.
An exhibition on the Duke and Duchess of Angoulême runs at the Chapelle expiatoire from 22nd April to 17th September.
The film Chevalier, which stars Kelvin Harrison as the Black musician Chevalier Saint-Georges, went on general release in the United States and Canada. on 21st April. The release date for the UK is 9th June.
The American Philosophical Society blog publishes an article on the Gouverneur Morris papers by their editor Melanie Randolph Miller (17th April).
Bucknell University Press announces Michael J. Mulryan's upcoming book, Louis Sébastien Mercier: Revolution and reform in eighteenth-century Paris. Expected publication September 15, 2023.
A newly published book by Marion Pouffary, Robespierre, monstre ou héros? adds to the growing literature on the posthumous reputation of Robespierre.
Ridley Scott's forthcoming blockbuster Napoleon has been given an official release date in November 2023. At the cinema and on Apple TV.
The latest edition of Philosophy Now includes a summary biography of the aphorist Nicolas Chamfort by the late Martin Jenkins.
An exhibition on Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette at the Tuileries during the Revolution runs at the National Archives in Paris from 29th March to 6th November.