• A Private Life

    Nottingham - Broadway Cinema 14-18 Broad Street, Nottingham, United Kingdom
    Rebecca Zlotowski’s anticipated follow-up to Other People’s Children stars Jodie Foster in a French-language role as Lilian Steiner, a renowned psychiatrist investigating the death of one of her patients.

    Colours of Time

    Plymouth Arts Cinema Arts University Plymouth, Tavistock Place, Plymouth, United Kingdom
    Period coming-of-age drama film co-written and directed by Cédric Klapisch.

    The Great Arch

    Lewes - Depot Cinema Pinwell Road, Lewes, United Kingdom
    French President François Mitterrand decides to launch an international architectural competition for the flagship project of his mandate: the Great Arch of La Défense, aligned with the Louvre and the Arc de Triomphe.

    The Little Sister

    Bristol - Watershed 1 Canon's Rd, Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom
    This adaptation of Fatima Daas’ novel, set in a Paris suburb, is a coming-of-age story about a lesbian Muslim woman who is dealing with pushback from both her family and the outside world – and herself.

    Testament

    Edinburgh - Dominion Newbattle Terrace, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
    Partly a reflection on life and legacy, partly a playful skewering of contemporary society, the latest from Canadian icon Denys Arcand is a touching comedy with a lot of heart.

    Nouvelle Vague

    Dundee Contemporary Arts 152 Nethergate, Dundee, United Kingdom
    The story of Jean-Luc Godard making Breathless, told by American director Richard Linklater in the form and spirit of the times.

    The Great Arch

    Newcastle - Tyneside Cinema 10 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
    French President François Mitterrand decides to launch an international architectural competition for the flagship project of his mandate: the Great Arch of La Défense, aligned with the Louvre and the Arc de Triomphe.

    Monsieur Aznavour

    Hereford - The Courtyard Edgar Street, Hereford, United Kingdom
    A cinematic tribute to one of the icons of French chanson, Charles Aznavour.

    Moi qui t’aimais

    Lewes - Depot Cinema Pinwell Road, Lewes, United Kingdom
    The tumultuous love story between two cinema stars at the height of their glory: Yves Montand and Simone Signoret.

    Colours of Time

    Plymouth Arts Cinema Arts University Plymouth, Tavistock Place, Plymouth, United Kingdom
    Period coming-of-age drama film co-written and directed by Cédric Klapisch.

    The Dinner Game

    Inverness - Eden Court Bishops Road, Inverness, United Kingdom
    One of the highest-grossing French films of recent years, Le Dîner de cons features a particularly French blend of social satire and adultery.

    Sirāt

    Nottingham - Broadway Cinema 14-18 Broad Street, Nottingham, United Kingdom
    Part existential road movie, part apocalyptic sci-fi, Sirât mixes a bit of Zabriskie Point and Fury Road and shakes them up.

    Leave One Day

    Edinburgh - Dominion Newbattle Terrace, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
    Singer Juliette Armanet plays Cécile, a celebrity chef who returns home to help out at her parents’ roadside restaurant.

    A Private Life

    Leicester - Phoenix 4 Midland Street, Leicester, United Kingdom
    Rebecca Zlotowski’s anticipated follow-up to Other People’s Children stars Jodie Foster in a French-language role as Lilian Steiner, a renowned psychiatrist investigating the death of one of her patients.

    Sirat

    Bristol - Watershed 1 Canon's Rd, Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom
    Part existential road movie, part apocalyptic sci-fi, Sirât mixes a bit of Zabriskie Point and Fury Road and shakes them up.

    The Bertrand’s Farm

    Leyburn Arts Centre The Old School House, Richmond Road, Leyburn, United Kingdom
    In the French Alps in 1972 the Bertrand dairy farm run by three brothers is filmed for the first time.

    The Richest Woman in the World

    Chichester - Cinema at New Park New Park Rd, Chichester, United Kingdom
    Featuring Isabelle Huppert in a delicious, tailor-made role, writer/director Thierry Klifa’s film is freely inspired by the captivating real-life scandal surrounding Liliane Bettencourt, the heir to the L’Oreal fortune.

    Wild Foxes

    Bristol - Watershed 1 Canon's Rd, Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom
    At a sports boarding school, talented young boxer Camille narrowly survives a fatal accident, saved by his best friend Matteo.

    Shepherds

    Inverness - Eden Court Bishops Road, Inverness, United Kingdom
    Mathyas gives up his uninspiring white collar job to become a shepherd in rural France in Sophie Deraspe's award winning latest.

    Harry, He’s Here to Help

    Bristol - Watershed 1 Canon's Rd, Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom
    To mark the 25th anniversary of Dominik Moll’s Hitchcockian thriller, the Festival presents a restored copy of the film.

    The Richest Woman in the World

    Chichester - Cinema at New Park New Park Rd, Chichester, United Kingdom
    Featuring Isabelle Huppert in a delicious, tailor-made role, writer/director Thierry Klifa’s film is freely inspired by the captivating real-life scandal surrounding Liliane Bettencourt, the heir to the L’Oreal fortune.

    A Private Life

    Bristol - Watershed 1 Canon's Rd, Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom
    Rebecca Zlotowski’s anticipated follow-up to Other People’s Children stars Jodie Foster in a French-language role as Lilian Steiner, a renowned psychiatrist investigating the death of one of her patients.

    A Magnificent Life

    Bristol - Watershed 1 Canon's Rd, Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom
    In Sylvain Chomet’s animation A Magnificent Life, French playwright, filmmaker, and inventor Marcel Pagnol at 61 appears very close to giving up on his career, so a younger Marcel comes to the rescue.

    The Stranger

    Bristol - Watershed 1 Canon's Rd, Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom
    Sixty years after Luchino Visconti, François Ozon has adapted a monumental work of literature for the screen – The Stranger by Albert Camus.

    The Safe House

    Warwick Arts Centre University of Warwick, Coventry, United Kingdom
    It’s Paris, May 1968: A nine-year-old boy is thrilled to stay a few extra days with his grandparents.