Cinébanlieue opens with films, workshops and routes into filmmaking
The 21st edition runs from 6 to 13 November across Seine-Saint-Denis and Paris, combining nearly 100 films with competitions and professional encounters.
The 21st edition runs from 6 to 13 November across Seine-Saint-Denis and Paris, combining nearly 100 films with competitions and professional encounters.
The 35th edition combines more than 40 films with workshops and a 5 November schools forum for 550 pupils and teachers from cinema courses.
The free five-day festival opens on 4 November with films, talks, concerts, photography and podcasts drawn from France's overseas regions and three ocean areas.
The 27th Mois du Doc runs throughout November in libraries, schools, social centres and theatres, with public discussions built into the national programme.
Two published festival programmes pair new releases with film heritage. Here is how their dates and formats differ.
More than 170 filmmakers say proposed tax and funding changes could cost 80 films a year, a forecast that Parliament has not yet tested or enacted.
The Mediterranean film festival begins with 239 titles and a new main base at Pathé Comédie after storm damage made part of Le Corum unusable.
The Lumière Festival pairs the restored silent film with Don Davis and the Orchestre national de Lyon, linking a 1927 landmark to the year its story imagined.
The Corsican festival opens an eight-day programme of musical films, short-form competition, workshops and virtual reality in L'Île-Rousse.
Three weeks of screenings, workshops and creator meetings use cinemas and cultural venues across France to make animation more visible beyond major releases.
The American French Film Festival's new programme mixes premieres, animation, television and industry access as it marks three decades in Los Angeles.
The October 10 to 18 programme spreads restored films, live scores and major screenings across the metropolitan area.
The Paris retrospective pairs films with expert introductions and offers separate workshops for younger audiences through its opening weekend.
Meetings through 3 October bring the skills behind film production, projection and preservation into focus.
The new heritage catalogue connects films, objects and documents, but it is not a free streaming library or a licence to reuse them.
Jordan Firstman’s film leaves the American film festival with a double win, while the official prize list offers French release dates to watch.
The 14–17 September industry gathering will present 66 projects, including 32 from France, with Canadian collaboration and sustainable production on the agenda.
Dix pour cent’s reunion is now on Netflix. Here is the premise, the returning cast and the background to the series—without pretending this is a review.
The 52nd festival runs until 13 September, with 80 films across nine programme categories.
Tributes and awards connect different generations of American screen talent.