PARIS — France has put its Oscar hopes this year in “ Les Misérables,” a film that nods to Victor Hugo’s classic but is very much a modern-day story of inequality and heavy-handed policing.

Astonishing Things: The Drawings of Victor Hugo highlights the famous French writer’s love of drawing in a show of 70 of his illustrations.

As Donald Trump prepares to host Les Mis at the Kennedy Center, a Victor Hugo scholar imagines what the author would make of the president.

Les Mis acknowledges that society desperately needs greater equality and justice. But it's still kind of fond of the order-loving old guard, structure, monarchy, the Catholic Church.

France's New 'Les Misérables' Film Is Not The 'Les Mis' Musical You Know This 2019 film is not another adaptation of the Victor Hugo novel. It portrays life in a poor Paris suburb — where the ...

France's Oscar contender for best international feature this year is titled Les Misérables. But it has nothing to do with Victor Hugo or the musical — this one is inspired by the 2005 Paris riots.

As the new Les Misérables opens, France has just won the World Cup and an ecstatic group of black teenagers is making its way into central Paris. The streets are flooded with people from all ...

“Les Miserables” is coming back to The Bushnell from Oct. 29 through Nov. 3 refreshed, restaged and with a new sense of realism invigorating its epic tale of romance, revolution and a stolen ...

Puzzling as it may seem in a country that appears to have so much going for it — fine wines, haute cuisine, high fashion and roughly 1,000 different cheeses — the French are Les Misérables ...

Vive la France! Tragedy, misfortune, and—above all else—love, are all in store in the TV adaptation of Les Misérables on MASTERPIECE on PBS.

Ladj Ly's 2019 film Les Misérables opens on an ecstatic scene — France has just won the World Cup and happy Parisians are celebrating in the streets.