Paolo Genovese's brilliant new romantic comedy.
"A real-life Inside Out" - STYLE MAGAZINE
The feel-great film of summer.
"A treat! Both amusing and full of heart." - BMA
Palace Films is proud to be premiering 10 new titles at the 37th annual Alliance Française French Film Festival, touring Australian capital cities 3 Mar-22 Apr.
Be the first to see Grégory Gadebois in Éric Besnard's poignant new adaptation of Les Miserables.
3.15 for 3.30pm Sunday 22 February - now on sale!
Japan's record-breaking #1 box office sensation.
"Engrossing storytelling." - Screen International
The largest celebration of French cinema outside of France, the 37th edition of the Alliance Française French Film Festival will tour Australia from 3 March! Palace Films is delighted to be premiering 10 titles in the programme, including Cannes Official Selections THE RICHEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD, THE GREAT ARCH, LEAVE ONE DAY and ENZO, San Sebastian winner SIX DAYS IN SPRING and Venice Film Festival standout THE STRANGER. Advance bookings highly recommended.
Be among the first to get a taste of the AF French Film Festival ahead of the event’s official opening this March, at exclusive preview screenings of Éric Besnard's poignant new drama JEAN VALJEAN, starring Grégory Gadebois as Victor Hugo’s beloved Les Miserables protagonist. The events are being held 3.30pm Sun 22 Feb (Syd, Melb, Canb, Bris, Byr & Per) and Sun 1 Mar (Adl). Tickets include a glass of Veuve Tailhan Blanc de Blanc on arrival. Advance tickets now on sale!
"It’s been a big success in France and around the world because there is this need for reconciliation, and we are living in such a fractured world with opposing views. This idea is that everyone can reunite in a musical moment. It’s not a fairy tale but it does show, at the end, an almost utopia of how we could be, of how we could sing together, and this idea of brotherhood." - MY BROTHER'S BAND writer/director Emmanuel Courcol with The Nightly's Wenlei Ma.
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