Tributes

• Remembering Christine Pascal
A tribute to the Lyonnaise actress, director (And the Little Prince Said), and screenwriter, whose talent was brought to light by Bertrand Tavernier. She left us in 1996.
Read the article : Christine Pascal "I lost the carefree nature of youth. "

And the Little Prince Said  by Christine Pascal (Le Petit Prince a dit,1992, 1:45)
Struck by the announcement of the illness of his daughter, the father of Violet (Richard Berry) flees with her to be able to fully share precious moments. The director films life as it is: beautiful and unjust.
Comœdia Tue. 10:30am | Pathé Cordeliers Wed. 5pm | Ciné Duchère Sat. 8:30pm

Spoiled Children by Bertrand Tavernier (Des enfants gâtés, 1977, 1:54)
Bernard, a screenwriter, moves into a new apartment to work. He meets his neighbors and joins in their fight against an abusive owner. With a superb Christine Pascal and with Michel Piccoli under her spell.
Pathé Bellecour Wed. 10:30am | Caluire Méliès Thu. 8:30pm. | Institut Lumière Fri. 11am

Diary of “Adultery: A User’s Guide”  by Annette Dutertre  (Journal d’un montage “Adultère, mode d’emploi”, 2012, 1:39)
The fascinating story of the post-production phase of “Adultery: A User’s Guide,” Christine Pascal’s last film.
Institut Lumière theater 2 Wed. 8:30pm.

• Adieu to Bernadette Lafont
She passed away in the middle of the summer, leaving us to remember her unique voice, her insolence, her energy. Screening of A Very Curious Girl, accompanied by Nelly Kaplan.

A Very Curious Girl  by Nelly Kaplan (La Fiancée du pirate, 1969, 1:47)
On the death of her mother, Mary decides to take revenge on the villagers who have always taken advantage of the two women... A gutsy protest tale, with Bernadette Lafont in one of her most memorable roles.
Comœdia Fri. 5pm

• Daniel Toscan du Plantier, a legacy
A major figure of the French cinema, Daniel Toscan du Plantier was an ambitious producer (especially at Gaumont) with a flamboyant personality. Ten years after his death, we remember the man who conversed with Fellini, Pialat, Bergman, or Satyajit Ray.

And the Ship Sails On  by Federico Fellini (E la nave va, 1983, 2:07)
Naples, 1914. An elegant crowd boards a ship for a funeral. They will be joined by Serb shipwreck survivors. A tribute to this great producer, and to Fellini, twenty years after his death.
Rillieux Tue. 8pm | Pathé Bellecour Fri. 2:15pm

Spoiled Children  by Bertrand Tavernier (Des enfants gâtés, 1977, 1:54)
Bernard, a screenwriter, moves into a new apartment to work. He meets his neighbors and joins in their fight against an abusive owner. With a superb Christine Pascal and with Michel Piccoli under her spell.
Pathé Bellecour Wed. 10:30am | Caluire Méliès Thu. 8:30pm. | Institut Lumière Fri. 11am