French Film Festival: Time-Traveling Tales

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The Alliance France says French Film Festival

launches its 37th edition on Wednesday March 18th

at Palace Nova Cinemas in Prospect and East End,

wrapping up on April 22nd.

It kicks off with the Australian premiere of Colors of Time,

Cedric LaPiche's Family Story that we used together generations,

identity, and lasting bonds.

The centerpiece event hits on Sunday March 22nd,

spotlighting the richest woman in the world.

This dark comedy, directed by Tieri Cleefa

and starring Isabel Huppert, dives into tales of riches,

influence, and surprising partnerships.

Festival CEO, Frederick Alliad,

highlights time as the big theme this year.

It runs through films like the Time Travel Comedy Cycle of Time.

Victor Hugo's Jean-Bao-Jean from Les Miserables,

historical pieces such as The Money.

Maker, and a 4K-restored classic, a man and a woman,

celebrating its 60th anniversary.

Emotions fuel everything from comedies and thrillers to romances and sci-fi.

Stand-up picks include Francois O'Zones,

bold spin on Abercamouse, The Stranger,

Fabian Gorgiar's Fun, What Is Love.

With lore, Callamy, Alice Wine Accords,

Paris Fashion Week drama, Couture's starring Angelina Jolie,

the sci-fi thriller Dog 51 featuring Gilles.

L'Alouche and Adele Xarcopolis, plus the Sharp Satire,

The Party's Over, with a packed cast.

Fans can grab the full lineup and details

straight from the Festival website to plan their movie marathon.

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