Alice
Tickets
Alice
- ORIGINAL LANGUAGE FR
- SUBTITLES EN
- COUNTRY France
- 2026
- Duration 90
- Prices 10.20 €, 7.80 €, 7.00 €, 6.50 €
- Moderator ticket Art. 27, Ticket Last Minute
- Abonnement Carte 5 places Galeries, UGC Unlimited, Cineville Pass
Tickets
Introducing
Screening of the first two episodes (2×45′), followed by a Q&A with actor Thibaut Evrard; creator and writer Claire Lemaréchal; and producer Caroline de Jenlis
Synopsis
The true story of the world's first filmmaker. Paris, 1895: Alice Guy, a young secretary, defies her employer Léon Gaumont and makes the first fiction film in history. Within two years she runs his production. From the Belle Époque to the birth of Hollywood, she builds an empire, raises two children and becomes one of the highest-paid women in America, before losing everything to the men she loved and vanishing from the history she created.
Tickets
Introducing
Screening of the first two episodes (2×45′), followed by a Q&A with actor Thibaut Evrard; creator and writer Claire Lemaréchal; and producer Caroline de Jenlis
Synopsis
The true story of the world's first filmmaker. Paris, 1895: Alice Guy, a young secretary, defies her employer Léon Gaumont and makes the first fiction film in history. Within two years she runs his production. From the Belle Époque to the birth of Hollywood, she builds an empire, raises two children and becomes one of the highest-paid women in America, before losing everything to the men she loved and vanishing from the history she created.
Series Express is a traveling festival created by Unifrance to promote French TV series internationally. The concept is to take these works and their creative teams on the road to meet international audiences, introducing them to the richness and diversity of French audiovisual production. For its inaugural edition, from November 26 to 29, 2026, the festival will stop in Brussels, where four French TV series will be presented for the first time. Selected from among some thirty series by Laurent Valière, in consultation with Unifrance, they showcase a variety of genres and, in particular, highlight unique female characters.
