Alliance Française French Film Festival
To welcome this year with an Ode à la Vie, the Alliance Française French Film Festival (AF FFF) has revealed ten highlights from its upcoming showcase. Screening in Adelaide from 24 March to 24 April at Palace Nova Eastend and Prospect Cinemas the festival offers a glimpse into the wild, liberating and deeply seductive line-up for its 33rd season.
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always enjoy the range of movies in the French Film Festival they will make you laugh sometimes cry but always give you something to take home withyou
Entertaining movie. Good cinema experience.
I love the diversity of the French Film Festival. I very much enjoyed the film Farewell Mr Haffmann which was beautifully filmed and acted, though an at times harrowing story.
Excellent opportunity to see something completely different! The film we chose was recommended by a friend, made it easier to pick from a great variety of offerings...
I saw “employee of the month” and thought it was brilliant. Thank you
I saw 2 movies back to back FAREWELL, MR. HAFFMANN and THE KITCHEN BRIGADE - both were very different in pace and content but really liked them both.
FAREWELL, MR. HAFFMANN was full of complexities and layers. It wasnt a "Anne Frank" remake - this was very cleverly wriiten and well acted film making me question how would i have reacted and also how is it going to end. I give this 5 stars
THE KITCHEN BRIGADE was lighter film but it was engaging with a wonderful cast, political message regarding refugees and some funny scenes with a lot of warmth. The French do these films so well. I give it 4 stars