Télérama offers free content for a week

From Monday through the following week, Télérama is making all of its articles and reviews freely accessible through its application. This initiative, announced on October 26, 2026, aims to allow users to explore the full range of content typically reserved for subscribers.

Free access includes diverse cultural reviews

The free access includes all of Télérama's editorial offerings, such as reviews covering various cultural aspects including cinema, series, documentaries, music, books, live performances, and visual arts. During this week, the number of reviews usually accessible only to subscribers will be available to all, providing a comprehensive overview of artists' creations, both established and emerging.

New features help users discover content

The app includes features to help users identify new releases and reviews across various platforms such as Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Arte.tv, and France.tv. Additionally, Télérama Paris, a new cultural guide, will be available with interactive maps highlighting exhibitions, restaurants, plays, and stand-up comedy in Île-de-France.

Articles explore culture and society

Users will also have access to a variety of articles, including reports, interviews, portraits, and investigations, which aim to provide insight into society through the lens of culture and contemporary thinkers. Télérama has expanded its digital offerings with selections, videos, and articles exclusively available on digital platforms, including recommendations for children's content, podcasts, and ideal libraries for books, manga, and comics.

Special lists and investigations are featured

Among the content available during this week are lists such as the 100 best films in history according to Télérama, the best films of 2025, the 50 best series of all time, the best podcasts of 2026, the best crime novels of 2026, the 100 best albums of the 90s, and the ten most promising shows at the Paris Opera for the 2026-2027 season. Investigations include topics such as the management style of the series Un si grand soleil, the recurring faces in French cinema, and the changes at the Cours Florent drama school. Cultural events highlighted include the best plays and exhibitions in Paris, along with recommendations for vegetarian restaurants and children's books and films.