French gastronomy will come into the spotlight along with the screenings of documentary and feature films by young French directors during a film month scheduled for March 12-27 in Hanoi.
The poster of Wine
Calling
The event is jointly organised by the French cultural centre
L’Espace and the Festival premiers plans d’Angers.
The event, which screens the first films of talented directors and a
series of interesting documentaries, promises to offer an exciting experience
to lovers of cinema and exquisite French food.
Films to be screened are La Cuisine des justes, Petit Paysan, Wine
Calling, Le potager de mon grand-père, La Quête d'Alain Ducasse and L'éveil de
la permaculture.
After the screenings on March 12 and 13, there will be a workshop where
the three directors of Emmanuel Morice, Nicolas Thomä and Hubert Charuel will
discuss the screened films with the audience as well as the topic of whether it
is easy or difficult to make your first film.
The films will be screened at the French cultural centre L’Espace at 24
Trang Tien Street.
Source: NDO
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