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2018 One language, a world of emotions Auckland New Plymouth Tauranga Hamilton Akaroa – A flm by Michel Hazanavicius – Louis Garrel, Stacy Martin – A flm by Michel Hazanavicius Louis Garrel, 1 - 21 March 8 - 21 March 15 - 28 March 22 March - 11 April 6, 7, 8 and Christchurch Nelson Havelock North Arrowtown 13, 14, 15 April 6 - 25 March 14 - 28 March 21 March - 4 April 5 - 15 April Redoubtable Wellington Timaru Dunedin Palmerston North 7 - 28 March 15 - 25 March 22 March - 4 April 5 - 18 April AMBASSADE DE FRANCE New Zealand EN NOUVELLE-ZÉLANDE www.frenchfilmfestival.co.nz 1. CONTENTS FESTIVAL SPONSORS 4 AUCKLAND BIENVENUE 5 - 6 1 - 21 March Rialto Cinemas Newmarket C’est la vie! OPENING NIGHT 7 KOLEOS 2 - 21 March Mrs. Hyde CL0SING NIGHT 8 Berkeley Cinemas Takapuna from only Kate Rodger’s Festival Picks FESTIVAL PATRON’S PICKS 9 Double Lover DARE TO LOVE 12 CHRISTCHURCH 6 - 25 March Ismael’s Ghosts 13 Hoyts Riccarton BPM (Beats Per Minute) 14 WELLINGTON A Woman Is a Woman 15 + ORC 7 - 28 March $39,990 Redoubtable ICONIC ARTISTS 16 Embassy Theatre Gauguin 17 NEW PLYMOUTH Barbara 18 8 - 21 March Rodin 19 Event Cinemas Dalida 20 NELSON Dr. Knock COMEDY ESSENTIALS 22 14 - 28 March The Exes 23 Suter Theatre Return of the Hero 24 TIMARU 9 The Movie 25 15 - 25 March Jealous 26 Movie Max Digital Ava COMING OF AGE 28 TAURANGA Montparnasse Bienvenüe 29 15 - 28 March Aurore 30 Rialto Cinemas Tauranga Reinventing Marvin 31 HAVELOCK NORTH The Guardians LA GRANDE GUERRE 34 21 March - 4 April See You Up There 35 Event Cinemas Ceasefre 36 DUNEDIN Faces Places SPOTLIGHT ON FRANCE AND BEYOND 40 22 March - 4 April Rialto Cinemas Dunedin Number One 41 The Brigade 42 HAMILTON This Is Our Land 43 22 March - 11 April Lido Cinema Lumières ... Caméra ... Tour de France 44 LED Daylight running headlights, The Graduation 45 ARROWTOWN 5 - 15 April Automatic headlights, 5 colour ambient Rear-view camera and sensors Back to Burgundy 46 Dorothy Browns cabin lighting beam. with easy park assist. Bloody Milk 47 Makala 48 PALMERSTON NORTH 5 - 18 April The Tribe of the Invisible 49 Action! Event Cinemas 2.5L petrol, 2L diesel, 4×2 and all mode 4×4 Land of Metal 49 The Big Bad Fox and Other Tales EDUCATION OUTREACH 51 AKAROA Technology 8 inch touchscreen, panoramic 6, 7, 8 and 13, 14, 15 April Sunroof, auto tailgate Belle & Sebastian: Friends for Life 52 Akaroa Cinema – Ciné Café Orchestra Class 53 SPECIAL EVENTS 54 - 56 See pages 66 - 67 RENDEZ-VOUS AT YOUR LOCAL DEALERSHIP for venue details SCHEDULE 58 - 65 TO TEST DRIVE THE BEST THE FRENCH HAVE TO OFFER TICKETING INFO 66 - 68 Visit renault.co.nz or search KOLEOS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70 Features listed are based on the KOLEOS Intens FESTIVAL SPONSORS BIENVENUE Strategic Partners Principal Sponsor Chers cinéphiles, chers francophiles, dear audience, Bienvenue à l’Alliance Française French Film Festival en Nouvelle-Zélande! AMBASSADE DE FRANCE New Zealand EN NOUVELLE-ZÉLANDE Silver Sponsors Le cinéma français remains as innovative, exciting, moving and surprising as ever. We feel honoured once again to present you with a diverse selection of some of the best contemporary French and Francophone cinema. Pacific heart Here is a little introduction to what we ofer you in this year’s programme: Ofcial Sponsors L’amour – French people have always been particularly good at talking about love. The flms in our Dare to Love section explore relationships, commitment and love while challenging our attitudes and expectations. France has given the world many Iconic Artists. In cinema, in painting, music, show-business and sculpture. Grants Historical and contemporary, these French creatives continue to infuence art worldwide. Our Comedy Essentials section ofers fast-paced witty dialogue, slapstick situations, black humour and irony and lots and lots of laughs! Sometimes laughter can be the best response to the challenges of life. Institutional Partners Education Partner Is there an age for a Coming of Age? In great flms, we have characters of 13, 30 and 50 reinventing their lives by just being themselves – libre! Profound events have shaped France society over the last century to make it what it is today. 2018 marks the Film Sponsors last year of the centenary commemorations of La Grande Guerre. We ofer unexpected views on WWI: a strongly feminine view on life behind the frontline, an analysis of the devastating psychological aftermath of the confict and a look at the (creative and economic) madness of the ‘roaring 20s’ that followed the catastrophe of the Great War. Modern France has many facets – in Spotlight on France and Beyond we have flms scrutinising the rise of populism Support Sponsors F but also examining successful stories of immigration and integration. Films that tell stories of contemporary women, an agricultural thriller, a suspenseful look at competitive environments and a flm pointing out the beauties of la (and le!) Bourgogne. Strong documentaries travel through rural France, the Congo and New Caledonia to share moving but also funny portraits of gens ordinaires. All flms encourage an understanding and humane way for us to look at Food Sponsors each other. Cinema – a refection on life! En français bien-sûr! Learn French with our youngest audience in our children’s Education Outreach section. Discuss our flms at one of the themed introductions or special events ofered throughout the Festival – what better way to experience and enjoy savoir-vivre than at one of our wine and cheese dégustations or a soirée francophonie! Event Partners All of this framed by two wonderfully entertaining flms, our Opening Night C’est la vie! and Closing Night Mrs. Hyde. Raise the curtain on 6 weeks of French cinema in 14 cinemas throughout New Zealand, venez et vivez one language, a world of emotions! Merci beaucoup. Dorothée Basel Festival Director, Alliance Française French Film Festival, New Zealand Media Partners alliance française Festival ofce: tel +64 9 489 8839 Website: www.frenchflmfestival.co.nz facebook.com/FrenchFilmFestNZ fr2018ench fi lm festival The Festival always welcomes feedback. Please email: [email protected] at wynyard quarter facebook.com/FrenchFilmFestNZ twitter.com/French_FilmFest F facebook.com/FrenchFilmFestNZfacebook.com/FrenchFilmFestNZ twitter.com//French_FilmFesttwitter.com/French_FilmFest instagram.com/frenchflmfestnzinstagram.com/frenchflmfestnz twitter.com/French_FilmFest instagram.com/frenchflmfestnz instagram.com/frenchflmfestnz Cover image: Redoubtable – A flm by Michel Hazanavicius – Louis Garrel, Stacy Martin Proudly supported and printed by Nicholson Print Solutions. Contact Jim Rendell, ph 027 477 4026, [email protected] 4. www.frenchfilmfestival.co.nz 5. BIENVENUE Chers amis du cinéma français, It is my pleasure to invite you to the 12th edition of the Alliance Française French Film Festival in New Zealand. Under the passionate leadership of its very knowledgeable director, Dorothée Basel, and thanks to the hard work of a dedicated team as well as to the essential contribution of outstanding sponsors, the AFFFF has been ramping up from one year to the next, achieving yet again record box ofce attendance during the 2017 edition. Over 37,000 spectators turned this Festival into a great success, sharing a common interest, sometimes even a passion for our culture and language. I would personally like to thank you all for your ongoing support as it is your love of French cinema that enables the Festival to thrive and live on. With 37 movies brought to 13 cities across the country, this year’s Festival ofers a carefully crafted selection of the best recent releases from France and Francophone countries that tackle a variety of themes. I would like to mention some of the focuses for 2018 that particularly drew my attention. First, 2018 will be the year of women in cinema. OPENING NIGHT The audience of this year’s festival will be able to enjoy the works of some highly skilled and experienced women flm directors such as Agnès Varda (Faces Places), Claire Simon (The Graduation) or Anne Fontaine (Reinventing Marvin) but also rising talents including Léa Mysius (Ava) and Léonor Seraille (Montparnasse Bienvenüe) as well as brilliant C’est la vie! actresses like Marion Cotillard (Ismael’s Ghosts), Agnès Jaoui (Aurore) and Laetitia Dosch (Montparnasse Bienvenüe) to name but a few. “A carefully crafted character comedy, some hilarious slapstick and a cute love story or two.” Hollywood Reporter The arts will also be particularly present in 2018 with a flm selection that includes recent biopics like Gauguin and Rodin, but also Barbara, Dalida, and Redoubtable (depicting legendary flmmaker Jean-Luc Godard) which all celebrate some of France’s most iconic artists in their respective felds. Le Sens de la fête Max has been a caterer for 30 years. When planning a With biopics, drama, comedies, love stories, flms commemorating World War I, and a special young audience fairytale wedding in a 17th-century castle with the most programme, this year’s remarkable line-up is designed to satisfy every taste. Directors: Éric Tolédano, Olivier Nakache disorganised group of waiters, cooks, photographers and Cast: Jean-Pierre Bacri, Gilles Lelouche, wedding singers, a series of hilarious near catastrophes This year again, to the delight of all please join me in this brilliant celebration of French cinema that the Embassy of Jean-Paul Rouve, Vincent Macaigne, puts the planned wedding at risk. From the wedding France is proud to support. Bons flms, et à bientôt au cinéma! Eyé Haidara, Suzanne Clément, preparations early in the morning to the end of the party Benjamin Lavernhe (of the Comédie H.E. Mrs Florence Jeanblanc-Risler Française), Judith Chemla, Kevin Azaïs, at dawn the next day, various personalities and stories Ambassador of France to New Zealand Basky Manmathan, Hélène Vincent, unfold, all centred around grumpy Max who manages to tie Antoine Chappey everyone together around the one quality that they all share: Country of origin: France le sens de la fête, they all know how to have a good time.
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