Jealousy, seduction, passion...

This year's Films on the Green explores the many facets of love "à la française"

with works by established and new French…

FILMS ON THE GREEN @COLUMBIA

Organized by the French Embassy, the Columbia Maison Française and the New York City Parks.

FREE outdoor screening on the campus of Columbia University on Sept. 6!



JULES AND…

A thriller that will keep you intrigued the whole way through!

Don't miss this internationally critically-acclaimed thriller by French director Guillaume Canet in the beautiful location of Riverside Park Pier I on Friday July 6 at dusk (8:30pm).

It's FREE and shown in French with English Subtitles

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Films on the Green Festival presents "The Axe" (Le Couperet) directed by famous director Costa-Gavras (Z, Amen, etc.) this Friday, June 22 at Tompkins Square Park (East Village).  Adapted from bestselling novel "The Ax" by American author Donald E. Westlake, "Le Couperet" is a dark suspenseful comedy with great actors, especially José Garcia in the leading…

 The Snows of Kilimanjaro (Les Neiges du Kilimandjaro) by Robert Guédiguian was only shown during Rendez-Vous with French Cinema in March in New York. Films on the Green offers you a rare opportunity to see this film for free at Washington Square next Friday! 

It's FREE and shown in French with English Subtitles

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Don't miss the comedy of 2012 Oscar-winning director Michel Hazanavicius' OSS 117 Cairo Nest of Spies that will be screened in Central Park (5th Avenue and 79th Street) on Friday June 1st at dusk (8:30pm) to celebrate the opening of the 5th annual Films on the Green Festival.

It's FREE and shown in French with English Subtitles…

The 2012 Films on the Green Festival will feature 8 classic and contemporary French films all adapted from French and American Literature. DJs from New York University’s radio station, WNYU 89.1 FM, will spin tunes before…

In celebration of French-American friendship, this year's Films on the Green festival will feature the best of classic and recent French films all based on French and American literature. From Donald E. Westlake's bestselling novel, "The Ax," to Victor Hugo's poem, "How Good are the Poor," discover how great directors like François Truffaut, Jacques Demy and Costa-Gavras have adapted works of literature.

The Festival, in its fifth year, is presented…