With the upcoming New England tour of award-winning novelist Hubert Haddad, and an exhibit commemorating the life and work of French intellectual Aimé Césaire, April is a particularly noteworthy month in French culture.
Visiting the University of New Hampshire, the Boston French Library, and the College of the Holy Cross, Hubert Haddad will present his novel Palestine, 2008 winner of the Prix des Cinq Continents.
Palestine has been described by the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie as “a French political...
'Somewhere': A Star System, In Need Of A Tweak
Sofia Coppola returns to an understated style, quietly tracing the changes that a young girl inspires when she shows up suddenly to stay with her disenchanted celebrity dad.» E-Mail...
For Coppola, Dorff, A Realistic Look At 'Somewhere'
In Sofia Coppola's film Somewhere, Stephen Dorff plays a Hollywood star whose personal life isn't nearly as glamorous as his public persona. In an interview with NPR's Melissa Block, the two...
The 23rd conference of the Council of International...
The 23rd conference of the "Conseil International d'Études Francophones" (CIEF) will take place in Louisiana from June 21st to June 28, 2009. The "Council of International Francophone...
The Complete EMI Recordings
Hymn for the World 2 / Bartoli, Bocelli, Terfel, Chung
This is the second installment in a recording project originally inspired by Pope John Paul II's visit to Paris in 1997 to celebrate the Worldwide Days of Youth. A surprisingly effective...
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