Film events and Master Classes
CHINA , France | 140 minutes | 2018
Between nostalgia-drenched dreams and altered reality, this second work from 27-year-old Bi Gan explores a strange world of colours and textures reminiscent of early Wong Kar-Wai. An amazing nocturnal plunge into the recesses of the mind, it created a sensation at this year’s Cannes with its virtuosic extended take that constitutes the film’s entire second half. Together with An Elephant Sitting Still (which also screens at the FNC), A Long Day's Journey into Night is ample proof that strikingly individualistic Chinese auteur cinema is alive and well.Schedule change: the screening initially scheduled on October 12th in Quartier Latin 10 at 9pm will actually be taking place in Quartier Latin 17 at 9:30pm.
Un Certain Regard - Cannes
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2017 Un grand voyage vers la nuit | Long Day’s Journey Into NightÉcriture et réalisation | Writer & Director2016 The Secret GoldfishCourt – Écriture et réalisation | Short – Writer & Director2015 Kaili BluesÉcriture et réalisation | Writer & Director
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Feature film , Documentary
UNITED STATES | 140 minutes | 2018
Hollywood has helped shape the image and public perception of women. The fact that they are underrepresented (or poorly represented) in front of or behind...
Over the summer of 2016, André Brassard (stage and film director, actor) talked to us about his life. "This is my last speech, it’s what I want to say...
QUéBEC/CANADA | 140 minutes | 2018
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