3438636918?profile=originalMY FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL is an innovative concept to help discover young French creation and allow Internet users across the globe to share their love of French cinema. For its second edition, the festival returns with even more foreign languages, new partner platforms and launch previews at the four corners of the world. It is organized by Unifrance and Allocine.

 

WHEN? 

It's from January 12 to February 1st, 2012.

 

THE PRINCIPLES:

Ten feature films and ten shorts by young French creators are in competition. Internet users are invited to score all the films and leave their comments on the website. The selection equally includes a film out-of-competition, a heritage film, as well as one French Canadian short and one feature.

 

HOW?

The festival is available in 14 languages. The Internet website and the films (available via video-on-demand) are accessible in Arabic, English, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Lithuanian, Portuguese, Polish, Russian and Spanish. 

As soon as the website of MyFrenchFilmFestival.com opens its doors, you'll be able to watch exclusive interviews with the directors and actors free of charge.

 

PRIZE WINNERS:

Six prizes will be awarded at the end of the festival (three for features, three for shorts): the Internet Users Prize, Social Networks Prize and International Press Prize. Winning films will be shown on board all Air France flights for 6 to 9 months.

 

PRICES:

Worldwide: • Rental of a feature: 1.99€ • Rental of a short: 0.99€ • Feature-film pack: 11.99€ for one access to the twelve feature films • Shorts pack: 5.99€ for one access to the eleven shorts • Full access pack : 15.99€ (access to the festival's entire programming)

 

PLAY AND WIN!

• A trip for two to Paris during 2012 (for foreign residents, whatever their country of origin), or a trip to London (for French residents) during the French Film Festival, by playing our application on the Facebook page of My French Film Festival.

• A trip for two to New York in March 2012 upon the occasion of the French Film Festival by betting on the winning film chosen by Internet users on Air France's Facebook page.

• As well as many free screenings and other surprises by playing on these two Facebook pages!

 

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FEATURE FILMS

- Eight Times Up (Huit fois debout) by Xabi Molia. 

- Dear Prudence (Belle Epine) by Rébecca Zlotowski. 

- Back to Square One (Case Départ) by Thomas Ngijol, Fabrice Eboué, Lionel Steketee. 

- Living on Love alone (D'Amour et d'eau fraîche) by Isabelle Czajka. 

- Into our Hands (Entre nos mains) by Marianne Otéro. Documentary. 

- 18 years old and rising (J'aime regarder les filles) by Frédéric Louf. 

- Queen of Heart (La Reine des Pommes) by Valérie Donzelli.

- Memory Lane by Mikhaël Hers.

- Pauline and François (Pauline et François) by Renaud Fely.

- Love like Poison (Un Poison Violent) by Katell Quillevéré.

 

SHORT FILMS

- Aglaée by Rudi Rosenberg.

- God's the one to tell (C'est à Dieu qu'il faut le dire) by Elsa Diringer.

- Specky Four-Eyes (Cul de Bouteille) by Jean-Claude Rozec.

- Dripped by Léo Verrier.

- I could've been a Hooker (J'aurais pu être une pute) by Baya Kasmi.

- The Piano Tuner (L'accordeur) by Olivier Treiner.

- Man's Best Friend (Le Meilleur ami de l'homme) by Vincent Mariette.

- The Silence beneath the Bark (Le silence sous l'écorce) by Joanna Lurie.

- Dear Abbot (Monsieur l'Abbé) by Blandine Lenoir.

- The Little Tailor (Petit tailleur) by Louis Garrel.

 

OUT OF COMPETITION

- The Trip accross Paris (La Traversée de Paris) by Claude Autant-Lara. 1956

- Guilt (la Vérité) by Marc Bisaillon. Canada. 2011.

- Trotteur by Arnaud Brisebois and Francis Leclerc. Short Film. 2010.

 

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