Pascal Bonitzer

Special Screening: Auction (Le Tableau volé) - Q&A with P. Bonitzer

The 350-seat auditorium at the Lyceé Français  is the venue for numerous conferences, shows and assemblies dedicated to students. It also hosts a variety of external events, including a monthly Movie Night featuring classic or contemporary French films with English subtitles. These screenings are free and open to everyone. The Cultural Center also organises concerts, round-table discussions and plays throughout the school year.L'auditorium de 350 places du Lyceé Français accueille de nombreuses conférences, spectacles et assemblées dédiées aux étudiants. Il propose également des événements ouverts à tous, dont une soirée cinéma mensuelle proposant des films francophones classiques ou contemporains sous-titrés en anglais. Ces projections sont gratuites et ouvertes à tous. Le Centre Culturel organise également des concerts, des tables rondes et des pièces de théâtre tout au long de l'année scolaire.

Cultural Center of the Lycée Francais de NY

A race to navigate the thorny art world collides with a triangle of players. Screening followed by a Q&A with the director.

Cultural Center, Lycée Français de New York

FREE MOVIE NIGHTS

Join us at the Auditorium at the Lycée Français de New York every first Wednesday of the month for movie screening in French with English subtitles.
The screening is always free upon reservation.

Dir. by Pascal Bonitzer (2024) Cast: Alex Lutz, Léa Drucker, Nora Hamzawi... Runtime: 91 minFollowed by a Q&amp;A with dir. Pascal BonitzerWhen star Parisian auctioneer André learns that a long-lost Egon Schiele painting looted by Nazis is hanging in a small town worker’s home, he pays a visit and verifies its authenticity… as well as its iniquitous wartime provenance. A race to navigate the thorny art world collides with a triangle of players including André’s mendacious intern, his savvy ex-wife/art appraiser, and the earnest worker caught unawares in a moral dilemma.Pascal Bonitzer—a former Cahiers du Cinéma critic and screenwriter for André Téchiné, Jacques Rivette, Raoul Peck, and others—gamely skewers the absurdities of the big money art market while converging historical and moral questions with welcome optimism.​"This smart, digressive, agreeably sardonic drama set in the art world... tracks what happens after a decades-lost painting by Egon Schiele resurfaces.” - Manohla Dargis, The New York Times.In French with English subtitles. Event organized in partnership with Unifrance.

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