Meet the artist
- Our programme is updated every Monday evening for the coming week. No shows found for this movie.Revolving around the ideas of identity politics, otherness and communion, Lumi is a film where seeing becomes a social act, where seeing is no longer equivalent to a direct perceptual act but to the "racial production of the visible".Read more [Lumi – followed by a Q&A with the artists Zimmerfrei]
Our programme is updated every Monday evening for the coming week. No shows found for this movie.Special screening with the film crew.Read more [Mother Shmuckers – in presence of the filmcrew]- Our programme is updated every Monday evening for the coming week. No shows found for this movie.The LUX Audience Award, by the European Parliament and the European Film Academy, in partnership with the European Commission and Europa Cinemas, invite you to cinemas across Europe for a free screening of Collective by Alexander Nanau, winner of the Lux Audience Award 2021.Read more [Collective – Lux Audience Award Winner 2021]
Our programme is updated every Monday evening for the coming week. No shows found for this movie.Grand Prix du Jury International de La Roche-sur-Yon. Laure Calamy (César of the Best Actress 2021), shares the poster with Erika Sainte ("Bronx", "Les Rivières Pourpres"...), Alice Henri and Bruno Clairefond.Read more [Premiere Louloute in the presence of the director]
Our programme is updated every Monday evening for the coming week. No shows found for this movie.A politically incorrect comedy, about the role of black people in French society, followed by a Q&A with the director, actor, screenwriter Jean-Pascal Zadi, César Award for Most Promising Actor.Read more [Simply Black + Q&A]- Our programme is updated every Monday evening for the coming week. No shows found for this movie.Chris Marker and Pierre Lhomme take viewers back in time with the French Documentary "Le Joli Mai". By incorporating multiple interviews from various Parisian citizens, this documentary delivers daily life in France during the 1960s to viewers in a way that unpacks unfiltered opinions and thoughts about the political and cultural state of France in the past.Read more [The Lovely Month of May + Q&A]
