Versailles celebrates Molière with a month of dramatic delights
We also get a glimpse of the renovations of the apartments of Louis XV's favourite mistress, as Madame du Barry’s lodgings are restored to their former gilded glory.
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Film show: France's Quentin Dupieux spins an 'Incredible but True' story
We also take a look back at the career of singular filmmaker Claire Denis, as her 1999 classic "Beau Travail" is re-released. Her latest film "Stars at Noon" won the Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival.
New album from Hercules & Love Affair marks shift to darker yet hopeful horizons
We also take a look at new music by Franco-Ethiopian trio Kutu, Senegalese singer Lass and the return of international French band Phoenix.
Reconsidering modern art's sacred monster: Picasso in a post-MeToo world
We also discuss Picasso's family life, as illustrated through a series of portraits of his daughter Maya.
Actress Jessie Buckley on punk, provocative horror flick 'Men'
We also check out another neo-horror from Argentinian director Agustina San Martin. "To Kill the Beast" takes viewers on a dark and disquieting journey into the jungle as a young woman is haunted by a mysterious presence in the shadows.
Film show: French classic 'The Mother and The Whore' returns to screens
Plus, an 18th-century legendary beast is the inspiration for the fantastical horror "The Brotherhood of the Wolf", as writer-director Christophe Gans updates the 2001 French hit.
Music show: French singer-songwriter Gaspard Royant's third album is 'The Real Thing'
We also take a look at new releases by Korean pop sensation BTS, the mighty NYC punks Yeah Yeah Yeahs and a cool rock girl-laden compilation whose profits will go to NEFOC (North Eastern Farmers Of Color).
Film show: David Cronenberg's dystopian sci-fi horror blends surgery and sex
Meanwhile, in honour of her Platinum Jubilee, Britain's longest-reigning monarch gets the documentary treatment in "Elizabeth: A Portrait in Part(s)". Lisa calls the film, directed by the late Roger Michell, a "visual celebration of a figure of longevity and stability in a radically changing world".