How to Watch the French-Speaking Streaming Platform in the United States?

As a French expatriate in the United States, it sometimes (even often) happens that we miss France, and watching French television can give the impression of having returned home. It is possible to watch French television via a subscription for the sum of $ 25 to $ 43 / month, you will have access to a bouquet of several French news channels. However, for our Francophile and American friends, it is very often complicated to watch the French programs that we like from abroad without subtitles. So we might think of resigning ourselves, but it is with joy that we can count on France Channel which explains how to get around this constraint by offering us streaming with English and French subtitles.

Finally, the solution for watching series, documentaries, films in French, and cartoons for children or learning French, watching French television channels and news programs from the United States. streaming remains. This option allows the user to have access to all the content of French programs and films easily and on several of your computer devices.

We met Julien Verley, CEO of France Channel, via a Zoom meeting, who told us about his project, which has already proven its worth for several months.

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To access the largest catalog of French entertainment in the United States, go to www.francechannel.tv.

France Channel costs $7.99 per month or $79.99 per year and offers a 7-day free trial.

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About the Author

Isabelle Karamooz, Founder of FQM is originally from Versailles, France. She always wanted to see the world, which she did starting at 17 when she had the fortunate opportunity to study abroad in Rhonda, Spain. She traveled the world from Hong Kong to Taiwan, from Ireland to Austria, to Luxembourg, Liechtenstein and Monaco, and discovered the entire countries of Italy and Morocco. She really feels like a citizen of the world. She finally settled several years in Los Angeles where she worked at the French Consulate of Los Angeles. Passionate about the Arts and History, she earned a Bachelor's degree in History from the University of California Berkeley and have studied for a Master program in teaching at the University of Southern California, then she went on to teach French to aspiring UNLV and CSN students in Nevada. She is the founder and Editor in chief of French Quarter Magazine, in which she writes, interviews people in a wide range of circumstances, pitches story ideas to writers and journalists, takes photos, and is currently writing her first work in English, which spans the life of Coco Chanel and is filled with adventure, intrigue, history and love.