Charles de Gaulle, a towering figure in French history, has also made a significant impact on film through several captivating documentaries that explore his life and legacy. Notable among these is *De Gaulle, le monarque et le Parlement* (2020), a compelling examination of his role in establishing the Fifth Republic and his influence on modern governance. Collectors appreciate this title for its rare insights and the quality of its production, making it a sought-after addition to any film library. Another standout film is *1958: Those Who Said No* (2018), which dives into the political climate of de Gaulle’s return to power. This documentary is prized by collectors for its rich archival footage and interviews that provide context to a pivotal moment in French history. For enthusiasts of political cinema and history alike, de Gaulle's films capture the essence of an era that shaped France, making them essential for any serious collector interested in the intersection of politics and film.