For the fifth year, the Palais Galliera is turning into an open-air cinema to delight lovers of fashion, history, and film!
From June 11 to 13, the film festival makes its grand return with a program connected to the exhibition La mode du 18e siècle. Un héritage fantasmé. Over three days, the museum will spotlight a selection of exceptional films: - Lady Oscar, Jacques Demy’s famous film that immerses us in the splendor and intrigues of the court of Versailles on the eve of the Revolution, through the romantic destiny of a young woman raised as a man to become captain of Marie-Antoinette’s guard - Les Liaisons dangereuses, by Stephen Frears, adapted from the epistolary novel by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos, in which Glenn Close and John Malkovitch embody cruel games of seduction and manipulation at the heart of the French aristocracy of the Enlightenment - Portrait de la jeune fille en feu, by Céline Sciamma, awarded at the Festival de Cannes in 2019, a sensitive and painterly fresco that traces, in late 18th-century Brittany, the birth of a forbidden love between a painter and her model Each screening will be preceded by an introduction by a specialist, as well as free access to the exhibition. Access by reservation only, subject to availability. No ticket sales on site. Festival schedule: • 8:00 p.m.: self-guided visit of the exhibition La mode du 18e siècle. Un héritage fantasmé. • 9:30 p.m.: film introduction by a specialist • 9:40 p.m.: screening begins Last entry at 8:45 p.m. to view the exhibition Last entry at 9:15 p.m. to attend the screening Prices: The ticket includes access to the exhibition La mode du 18ième siècle. Un héritage fantasmé, as well as one film screening.
Price: €17 (full price), €15 (reduced price), and €8 for those eligible for free admission (Paris Musées card, ICOM card, under 18s, etc.). No sales on site.
Source: paris.fr — photo: @ ELODIERATSIMBAZAF