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The 9th edition of the first online French-language film festival has just ended. With 10 million views, the festival recorded its second best result since its creation. The Directors' Jury Prize was awarded to Diane Has the Right Shape by Fabien Gorgeart.
There are only 3 days left to take advantage of the chance to watch the best of recent French-language cinema on MyFrenchFilmFestival.com.
MyFrenchFilmFestival will be accompanying all film lovers on Valentine's Day!
This year's 9th edition of MyFrenchFilmFestival is nearing its end. You only have seven more days to watch the best of recent French-language films online, accessible from wherever you are in the world!
For the fifth consecutive year, UniFrance and the Agency for French Education Abroad (L'Agence pour l'Enseignement Français à l'Etranger, AEFE) are joining forces to organize a competition aimed at high school students at schools in countries abroad belonging to the AEFE network.
This year, we offer you the chance to discover 28 films that have never been seen before, divided into 6 thematic sections: stories about family affairs in Family Business, a taste of the absurd and wacky in What the F…rench!?, films that shine the spotlight on women battling the world around them with Women at War, punchy and provocative films with In Your Face, homegrown love stories in Love "à la française" and, last but not least, a selection of innovative creations in New Horizons.
Pauline and Noham love each other madly. When Pauline's mother tells her that they are moving to Paris, Pauline, incapable of being separated from Noham, decides to stay in her home town. Except there is a slight problem: Pauline is only ten years old.
Theo spends his 18th birthday alone, getting drunk at a punk rock show. There, he meets Mag, a teenage girl who invites him to spend the night at her place. A love story starts between them, but Theo has to leave the city at the end of summer.
In a police station, a suspect taken into custody is interrogated by a police captain.
So Help Me God is the first feature documentary from the satirical team behind the cult TV series Strip-Tease. Over three years, the directors followed judge Anne Gurwez during criminal investigations, hearings, and crime scene visits. It's not cinema: it's worse!
We know nothing about Émile, apart from this persistent rumor that he lives in an electric car sharing booth. This is where Thybald comes to offer him three hundred bucks to find Claire Soares, his girlfriend who has gone missing. Tracking her down, Émile will go as far as the seventh continent.
