Welcome To The Third Edition Of The Princeton French Film Festival That Will Take Place
Conceived As A Public Humanities Initiative, A Community-Engaged Project, And An Innovative Promotion Of The Arts In Princeton, This Festival Will Celebrate The 130th Anniversary Of Cinema In All Its Richness And Complexity.
It Offers 20 Feature-Length And Short Movies (From Classics To Us Premieres) By Emerging And Award-Winning Filmmakers, 13 Q&A Sessions With Directors, Artists, And Professors, 3 Masterclasses With Renowned Artists, 2 Art Exhibitions On Campus And At The Arts Council Of Princeton, A First-Of-Its-Kind Ciné-Symposium On And With A Honorary Oscar Awardee, A Book Discussion With A World-Class Writer, A Concert With Two Exceptional Haitian Musicians, A Rediscovery Of Princeton Through A Cinematic Guided Tour, And Numerous Pedagogical Projects With Local Schools.
Schedule Of Events:
50 Years of Film Criticism
Masterclass
Led by David Sterritt
12:00 PM to 1:30 PM
Lunch will be offered to attendees.
Open to Princeton University members only.
Godard Cinéma
Classic and documentary pick
7:00 PM
French, 100 mins
Betts Auditorium, SOA Building