In France with Madonna

This documentary explores the long-standing connection between Madonna and France. Created to mark the 40th anniversary of her career, the film examines how French values and culture have inspired the singer and how she has integrated French artists into her creative work. The narrative features perspectives from close associates and collaborators, including Jean Paul Gaultier, Maripol, and Marion Motin, as well as insights from contemporary figures like Leïla Slimani and Florence Foresti regarding her impact as a symbol of emancipation.

Directed by Julie Lazare, this was the first of three films she directed, followed by Boire and My Coluche. The production was a collaboration between Bangumi and France Télévisions. The film features Madonna via archive footage and includes appearances by Loïc Prigent, Cécile Cassel, and Florence Foresti, with Alysson Paradis providing narration. A total of 30 cast members are credited in the 90-minute TV movie.