Sarah Longwell and Ben Wittes are watching “A French Village,” about the Nazi occupation of a small town in France. While the show first aired in France in 2009 (and ran through 2017), it's finding a new audience in the United States now that’s it been released on Amazon Prime. If you love the show, you’ll love this podcast. If you don’t know the show, you’ll still love this podcast.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | TV & FilmHistory |
Part 1 of Sarah and Ben getting a special visit from members of The French Village cast, Marie Kremer (Lucienne) and Constance Dolle (Suzanne), as well as Showrunner Emmanuel Dauce. Taped in-studio with translator Eve Gaumond. more
Part 2 of Sarah and Ben getting a special visit from members of The French Village cast, Marie Kremer (Lucienne) and Constance Dolle (Suzanne), as well as Showrunner Emmanuel Dauce. Taped in-studio with translator Eve Gaumond. more
Sarah and Ben close out A French Village podcast with the final episode (Season 7, Episodes 4-6). more
Sarah and Ben discuss the first half of season 7, episodes 1-3 more
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I have to revise my original review, written after listening to just two episodes. This podcast is FANTASTIC. I now accept and even have great affection for Ben Wittes’s occasionally slightly mansplainy speech habits, because he actually knows ALL the things! Come for the clever banter, stay for the history and charm and really insightful layers that Sarah and Ben bring to this entire effort. I’m so glad I stuck with it. My absolute two favorite shows of pandemic time, perhaps of all time, are F... more
In light of Ben’s recent light show exploits in front of the Russian embassy, I want to leave another comment. Please Google Ben, Ukraine, and Russia embassy if curious. more
1. The television show is wonderful. Watch it. more
I made it through 4 seasons, but have had enough. My admiration for A French Village kept me going, but I’m done with the irritating commentary of both hosts. Ben’s uh-uh-uh speech impediment combined with Sarah’s mangling of French, also combined with their deficits in drama analysis & criticism was bad enough. But when Ben announced he’d cold-bloodedly killed the grasshopper that had innocently strayed into his room, that did it. Goodbye.
I’m listening to the interview with the French producer —after having listened to the entire podcast content. Thank you for this most welcome holiday gift! The French Village was breathtaking, and I thoroughly enjoyed the commentary on your podcast. more
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