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French cinema is spooked by the far right – POLITICO

By staffMay 11, 20261 Min Read
French cinema is spooked by the far right – POLITICO
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When foreign ministers meet in Brussels today, Israel and Russia will likely dominate the agenda.

Today on the pod, Zoya and Nick discuss why the bloc might finally be able to move forward on sanctioning several Israeli individuals involved with settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank. Plus, the EU is looking to move forward on a new round of sanctions towards Russia, hoping to pressure Moscow back to the negotiating table.

Also on the show, the Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares told Zoya in an exclusive interview that the EU needs to build its own military. He argues, with Russia on its doorstep and U.S. President Donald Trump turning away from the bloc, “this is the moment of the sovereignty and independence of Europe.”

And finally, the film industry is freaking out about what a far-right win in next year’s presidential election could mean for francophone cinema.

We’re curious: Do you have a favorite film from France or your own country? Send it along to us on our WhatsApp here or at +32 491 05 06 29.

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