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5 days of Cinema: Opening Gala with Directors, Actors and International French cuisine, Premieres, Short & Animated films, Documentaries, Classic Retrospectives, Q&A, Champagne with celebrities and much more...
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En 1903, L'Académie des sciences de Stockholm décernait le prix Nobel de Physique à Pierre et Marie Curie ainsi qu'à Henri Becquerel pour la découverte de la radioactivité naturelle. Elle récidivait en décernant à la seule Marie Curie le prix Nobel de chimie en 1911. Du jamais vu!
It is a novel by Harper Lee, the long awaited sequel to the American classic, to Kill a Mockingbird. Twenty-six-year old Jean Louise Finch returns home from New York City to visit her aging father, Atticus. Set against the backdrop of the civil rights tensions and political turmoil that were transforming the South, Jean Louise's homecoming turns bittersweet when she learns the truth....
Thursday February 18 | 6:30pm
Avon Theatre |Stamford, CT.
Focus on French Cinema of the AFG presents:
FRENCH CINEMATHEQUE
6:30 pm
Pre-screening glass of wine at the
NEW Chez Vous Bistro just steps from the Avon Theatre.
188 Bedford Street, Stamford, CT.
7:30 pm
The River (Le Fleuve)
In West Bengal, both Harriet, the daughter of a jute mill owner, and her best friend, Valerie, become captivated by dashing visitor Captain John, who ignores them for sultry Milanie. However, all find that their lives are shaken up after Harriet's brother is involved in a tragedy. The River is a 1951 film directed by Jean Renoir.
Friday February 19| 9:30am
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CAFÉ FRANCO-AMÉRICAIN
Every other Friday, members meet for a cup of coffee, tea and treats while chatting in French and English. Extremely popular. Rsvp very limited!