Category Archives: French Film Festivals
Festival du Film Francophone d’Angoulême 2017
The Film Francophone d’Angoulême represents everything I love about French cinema. A cinema which focuses on characters unafraid of their reactions, and endings determined by their emotional truth, rather than a neat moral tidy-up. French cinema is considered by some to … Continue reading
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Tagged #FFA2017, A Frog in Winter, Albert Dupontel, André Téchiné, Angoulême, Anne Wiazemsky, Atlantic Ocean, Au Revoir La-Haut, Bonne Pomme, Call My Agent, Catch the Wind, Catherine Deneuve, Céline Sallette, Cecile de France, Conversations, Death, Dix Pour Cent, Dominique Besnehard, Festival Film Francophone d’Angouleme, Film de Fesses, Florence Quentin, Friendship, Gérard Depardieu, Grenouille d’Hiver, Hiam Abbas, Jealousy, Jean-Luc Godard, Julie Nakache, La Belle Saison, La Redoutable, Le Clitoris, Louis Garrel, Marie-France Brière, Michel Hazanavicius, Muse, Netflix, New Release, New Wave, Niels Arestrup, Nos Annees Folles, Obsession, Pierre Deladonchamps, Pierre Lemaitre, Poilus, Potiche, Prendre Le Large, Quand J'etais Chanteur, Sandrine Bonnaire, Satin Rouge, Sexuality, Stacy Martin, The Artist, The Garden Party, Valerie Nagant, World War One, World War One in French Cinema, Xavier Giannoli
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Festival Film Francophone d’Angoulême 2016
Isabelle Adjani, Sandrine Bonnaire, Romain Duris, Isabelle Huppert, Sophie Marceau, Lambert Wilson and Catherine Corsini were just some of the talent that attended the 9th Festival Film Francophone d’Angoulême, France’s one festival that only screens films from French-speaking countries. It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged #ffa2016, 1:54, Angoulême, Antoine Olivier Pilon, Catherine Corsini, Cigarettes et Chocolat Chaud, Dominique Besnehard, Festival Film Francophone d’ Angoulême, Gustav Kervern, Hedi, Jacques-Yves Cousteau, Jerome Salle, Justine Triet, La Belle Saison, La Répétition, Lambert Wilson, L’Odyssée, Le Ciel Attendra, Les Ambitieux, Marie-France Brière, Mohamed Ben Attia, Poitou-Charentes, Summeritme, Victoria, Vincent Dietschy, Virginie Efira, Yan England
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