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Grammy Awards 2023 | The ‘Made in France’ nominees

The 65th Grammy Awards ceremony is taking place shortly on the 5th of February in LA, discover the four wonderful 'Made in France' nominees with What The France.

Sacreblue! x SBS : The January Selection

Every month, Sacreblue! selects some Francophone films from the SBS catalogue. These movies will be available for the whole month for free on SBS On Demand. As part of this special edition, discover a new French podcast about Australian history!

Student film review: Two of Us (2019)

Read the critique of Two of Us (2019) by French student film critique prize winner Emmanuelle Dunn Lewis. The competition is organised by the ANU French program in partnership with the Embassy of France.

Christmas Cookies – A Recipe from Chef Thomas of the French Embassy

This Christmas, treat yourself to some delicious choc chip cookies with this easy recipe courtesy of chef Thomas of the French embassy in Australia.

Sacreblue! x SBS: The Christmas Selection

Every month, Sacreblue! selects some Francophone films from the SBS catalogue. These movies will be available for the whole month for free on SBS On Demand!

Student film review: La Daronne (2020)

Read the critique of La Daronne (2020) by French student film critique prize winner Xiao Marshall-Taylor. The competition is organised by the ANU French program in partnership with the Embassy of France.

End of Year French Markets and Festivals

Discover the end of year French markets and festivals happening around the country and immerse yourself in French culture with out leaving Australia!

Champagne Day 2022: how well do you know champagne?

Happy champagne day 2022! Learn more about this famous celebratory beverage with Matilda Marseillaise and read on for some recommendations from French wine importers in Australia!

Annie Ernaux, French feminist who uses language as ‘a knife’, wins Nobel Prize for Literature

Annie Ernaux was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature on October 6, she is the first French woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature since 1901. Read the article by Prof. Véronique Duché to learn more about 'The Mother of Sociological Fiction' and her works.