The lovely folks at my French school, NATIF, have organised a RDV cinéma on 31 January in Auch at the Ciné 32. If they have more than 40 attendees (they're very close to that number now) the cinema has agreed to screen the French film (Nov 2013) "La Marche" with French subtitles (I try to watch French films at home like this because it helps me comprehend better). The price includes an apéritif, "galette des Rois" (a seasonal French tradition) and the film. And of course the stimulating company!
If you are interested in attending, please contact me sooner rather than later in the next week (click on my name FizzFizz) and I'll get you signed up.
Price: €10 Date: Friday 31 January 2014Time: 16:00 (film starts at 16:30)Place: Ciné 32, Allée des Arts, 32000 AuchSummary of the film:
October 15, 1983. In a popular neighbourhood in Marseille, a dozen people, from very different backgrounds, have decided to cross France on foot. At the origin of this march, the attack a few weeks earlier of Mohamed, a victim of police brutality in his neighbourhood of Les Minguettes in Lyon, during a sadly all too usual night. Mohamed and his friends Farid and Sylvain decide to show themselves, in a passive and slightly naive way, to a country plagued with latent racism which refuses to see them. Behind this process of self-affirmation, political claims start to emerge.The youth from Les Minguettes are joined by an increasingly larger crowd, until their arrival in Paris where they are met by 100,000 people. (Cineuropa)
Info about La Marche: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2832422/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
