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Alliance Francaise French Film Festival 2021


February 10, 2021
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17 March to 13 April
Brisbane – Palace Cinemas Barracks and James Street

This event is supported by Screen Queensland through the Screen Culture Funding program

The highly anticipated 32nd season of the Alliance Française French Film Festival presented by Peugeot is back at Palace Cinemas for another year of must-see French cinema. 

Between March and April, viewers will be whisked from their seats to Paris, Cannes, Tunisia, and beyond with an utterly captivating line up of films. Expect to see charming period dramas, whimsical comedies, tantalising thrillers, and timeless classics. Starring French cinema legends like Isabelle Huppert, Romain Duris, Omar Sy, and Valérie Lemercier, it is sure to be an unmissable event! 

To register for the newsletter, and for more information about the festival, visit www.affrenchfilmfestival.org 

 

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