Christiane Taubira : une loi pour mémoire (2026)

Christiane Taubira : une loi pour mémoire is a French documentary examining the political and historical significance of Christiane Taubira and the law associated with her name. The film places the former French justice minister's public career within the wider history of debates surrounding slavery, memory, and recognition.

Rather than focusing only on a political biography, the documentary uses a major piece of French legislation as a starting point for discussing how societies remember difficult chapters of their past. Taubira's role provides a personal perspective on the relationship between politics, historical memory, and public debate.

• Christiane Taubira served as France's Minister of Justice.
• She was a prominent advocate for the recognition of slavery as a crime against humanity.
• The documentary focuses on the historical memory surrounding the legislation associated with her name.
• The film was released in 2026.
• Its subject connects French political history with debates about remembrance and slavery.