WIN 2 TICKETS TO SEE THE FRENCH FILM THE STOPOVER AT THE SFFILMFESTIVAL
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Here is a new Giveaway contest to win 2 tickets to see The StopOver, a French movie presented at the SFFILMFestival.
Scroll down our article and browse through our selection of 6 French movies you should want to see at the upcoming SFIIF. And try to win 2 tickets to The Unknown Girl.
The highly anticipated San Francisco International Film Festival revealed its line up for its 60th edition. The Festival always offer a great selection of French movies. You won't be disappointed. We are not.. On the contrary!
Held each Spring for 15 days, the SFIFF (April 5 to 19, 2017) is an extraordinary showcase of cinematic discovery and innovation. The selection is outstanding... as usual! And we love the French one... as usual.
Among them and to help you make a choice, here are the movies we really want to watch... And we are so excited that HEAL THE LIVING has been selected. The story is deeply moving and sends shivers down the spine with its lesson about love, life and death, tribute and respect. #inspiring
RÉPARER LES VIVANTS (HEAL THE LIVING)
If there was only one film to watch, that would be that one. The novel has met a huge success when it got released in France.
Three storylines come together in this complex tale of a teenage surfer on life support, a woman with an acute heart condition, and the medical staff who have devoted their lives to providing hope for the living by harvesting the organs of the dead. Tahar Rahim (from A Prophet, remember?) plays a beautiful part. He is Thomas Remige, the person at the hospital making organs donations possible, acceptable, with so much respect for the persons devastated by the death of loving ones.
LA FILLE INCONNUE (THE UNKNOWN GIRL)
The latest movie by the Dardenne brothers. And the main actress is the stunning Adèle Haenel. Do you need any other reason to go? We don't:-)
NOCTURAMA
The latest film by Bertrand Bonello. His movie Saint Laurent was presented at the same festival 2 years ago. Be prepared fora a ''chilling, timely, and controversial'' drama.
VOIR DU PAYS (THE STOPOVER)
In the waning days of France’s military presence in Afghanistan, a planeful of French soldiers finishing a tour there are flown to the island of Cyprus, for a three-day recuperative stint of “sport, relaxation, and collective debriefing.”
This approach of military violence by 2 women (the movie was directed by Delphine Coulin and Muriel Coulin) with 2 women as main characters (one being interpreted by Soko, the French actress and singer you may have seen at the Rickshaw a few years ago. Actually, we have. The other one is Ariane Labed.) grasped our attention.
Simply answer the following question.
Who is the main actress with Ariane Labed?
Email us your answer at [email protected].
Please use only one email address per person.
Specify THE STOPOVER as the object of your email.
Specify also your name to be transmitted to the organizers for the will call.
1 person will be picked randomly and win 2 tickets to The sTOPOVER at the YBCA on April .
You can participate until April 14, 2017 at 5pm.
The winner will be notified by email.
MARIE CURIE
A few days before we wrote this article, a Polish politician guy made himself clear at the EU Parlament : women are less intelligent, bright and clever than men... They allegedly (according to the same guy) did not invent anything! He should watch that movie. Definitely for him... #curiositykilledthecat #whataboutidiocy?
LA MORT DE LOUIS XIV (THE DEATH OF LOUIS XIV)
The 400 coups belong to a distant past. and still, the French actor is brilliant and moving. The reviews in France when the movie got released are all honoring the performance of this great actor.
Take a look by yourself...
... at the whole French selection. > here
... at the ''whole whole'' selection. > there
Movies will be showing in different venues such as the Castro Theeatre of course, the New Mission Theatre (Alamo Drafthouse), but also the Vogue Theatre, the Roxie Theater and and the Victoria in the Mission... All the venues.
San Francisco International Film Festival
April 5 to 19, 2017
