The film La Bataille de Gaulle, directed by Antonin Baudry, is set to continue its success with a physical release on DVD, Blu-ray, 4K, and Steelbook formats starting November 4, 2026. This two-part film, titled L'Âge de fer and J'écris ton nom, has been praised as one of the most visually striking and ambitious cinematic projects of recent years. It reimagines the story of Charles de Gaulle and the early days of the French Resistance during World War II, blending historical events with elements of political and military thriller genres. The film takes viewers back to the critical weeks of 1940, following the journey of an obscure general who defies the odds by traveling to London alone in a bid to keep the spirit of French resistance alive. The first part of the film, L'Âge de fer, has already exceeded 3 million admissions in theaters, while the second part, J'écris ton nom, is nearing 2.58 million tickets sold. Together, the films are aiming for a landmark 6 million admissions, a rare achievement that would mark their long-lasting appeal with audiences. L'Âge de fer has also been selected as one of five films by the French National Center for Cinema and the Moving Image (CNC) to represent France in the 2027 Academy Awards. This recognition highlights the film's cultural and historical significance, as well as its cinematic quality. Antonin Baudry, known for his earlier work Le Chant du loup, approaches the story of de Gaulle through a lens of urgency and tension, focusing on the pivotal weeks of 1940 when France was on the brink of collapse. The film portrays a time when young rebels, disheartened soldiers, and covert resistors came together with a lone officer to shape the future of France. The narrative is rich in historical detail and dramatic intensity, making it a compelling blend of fact and fiction. To bring this epic story to fans, the film is being released in a collector’s edition by Pathé Films, with the complete version of both parts available for purchase on November 4, 2026. The release includes multiple formats: a Classic DVD and Blu-ray bundle priced at 24.99 euros, and an Ultra HD 4K + Blu-ray & Steelbook edition priced at 39.99 euros. These editions are designed to appeal to both casual viewers and dedicated collectors, offering a chance to experience the full cinematic experience of La Bataille de Gaulle in high quality.