A Week of French Language Cinema exemplifies the range and vibrancy of contemporary French language filmmakers, taking place March 19-25.
For the fifteenth year straight, in collaboration with the Consulates General of Canada, Belgium, Switzerland, France, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, the Quebec Government Office in Los Angeles, and Le Lycée Français de Los Angeles, TRK presents A Week of French Language Cinema, with nightly screenings of critically acclaimed French language films, from March 19th through March 25th. All films are subtitled in English.
A Week of French Language Cinema is organized annually to coincide with the International Organization of La Francophonie (OIF)’s celebration of the French language and Francophone culture on March 20th. The event is the perfect showcase to present the artistry of French-language voices the world over.
Tickets for each screening are only $10, or $50 for a pass for the whole week (7 nights/9 movies), and include a free pre-screening buffet at 7pm. The French screening on March 24th will include the free buffet during intermission.
All films with English subtitles.
>> Night 1 (March 19) - Canada
Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person by Ariane Louis-Seize.
>> Night 2 (March 20) - Québec:
Short film Joli Jour by Philippe Tremblay-Berberi and feature film Respire by Onur Karaman.
>> Night 6 (March 24) - France:
Short film Dilemme Dilemme by Jacky Goldberg and feature film L’enfant du paradis by Salim Kechiouche.
Save money and buy a Festival Pass to attend all 7 nights (9 films) for $50! Each night of the festival costs $10. The festival runs from March 19th - 25th.
