Reporters: An outside view of France's Fifth Republic

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In a full-length documentary, FRANCE 24 takes a fresh look at France's Fifth Republic, the current political system founded in 1958. Six decades on, how is the country perceived around the globe? From Charles de Gaulle to Emmanuel Macron, we examine how France has remained a key player on the world stage over the years. This film features archive footage of eight French presidents, as well as valuable insight from foreign commentators.
This 52-minute documentary, "An outside view of France’s Fifth Republic", was directed by Joseph Beauregard and Jean-Michel Djian.
Co-produced by FRANCE 24 and La Chaîne Parlementaire LCP Assemblée Nationale.
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[@ferdiedantes]

Great documentary!

[@graciazaccaro2834]

any mention of the De Gaulle visit to Quebec or Louisiana?

[@FeliNix-qk4sd]

VIVE Montréal vive le québec Vive le Québec... Libre!

[@Yourismouter]

sadly nooooooope

[@maydate86]

America has edited it out

[@dpm2515]

As an American I see France as a foundational part of our history and without whose assistance we wouldn't exist as a country...the most historically politically significant individual since the Middle Ages was French, actually corsican, whom I greatly admire. I feel about friends similar to people did a hundred years ago who were maybe eight 10 12 years younger than me now. When Germany invaded Belgium they thought France specifically Paris was the ultimate expression of Western Civilization volunteered for the French Foreign Legion and the Lafayette Escadrille out of republican principle... if France was invaded I feel like I would do the same thing as they did.

[@teviottilehurst]

Name one stable democratic country that came out of the French Empire.

[@peterbradshaw8018]

@Manus Byrne LOL

[@andrewmah5605]

The Cayjun French speaking swampy dwellers in the movies.

[@victort.9466]

Morocco

[@pierren___]

Democracy is unstable.

[@dezafinado]

Odd that Latin Americans idolized de Gaulle. Did they not know France was like Spain, Portugal, England? They all worked the same gig - Imperalism - collecting colonies around the world.

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