A year before the French election, De Gaulle remains politically fashionable

With a year to go until the French presidential elections, Charles de Gaulle's legacy is being revived in the new film "De Gaulle: Resistance," released just in time to capture public interest. This two-part epic, directed by Antonin Baudry and costing nearly 80 million euros to produce, highlights de Gaulle's pivotal role in World War II. The resurgence of de Gaulle's popularity suggests a potential shift in political discourse, possibly as leaders draw inspiration from his strong leadership and vision during a time of uncertainty. This cultural revival could influence the upcoming elections by emphasizing themes of national unity and resilience.