“Mystery” (Adventure) – July 5 at 10 p.m. / Rue des Hauts de Chanturgue – For all
From July 5, Clermont residents will be able to watch Mysteryfilm directed by Denis Imbert. The film tells the story of Stéphane who decides to move to the beautiful mountains of Cantal in order to reconnect with his eight-year-old daughter, Victoire, who has been mute since her mother disappeared. During a walk in the forest, a shepherd entrusts Victoire with a puppy named Mystère. But very quickly, Stéphane discovers that the animal is in reality a wolf…. Despite the warnings and the danger of this situation, he cannot bring himself to separate his daughter from the seemingly harmless wolf cub, so close is their relationship. Meet at 10 p.m., rue des Hauts de Chanturgue, in front of the Philippe-Arbos school.
“The Big Bath” (Comedy) – July 9 at 10 p.m. / Pierre de Coubertin swimming pool – All audiences
Next July 9 is the comedy The big bath which will be offered to 10 p.m. at the Coubertin swimming pool park. This comedy, directed by Gilles Lellouche, tells the story of a group of swimmers: It is in the corridors of their municipal swimming pool that Bertrand, Marcus, Simon, Laurent, Thierry, and the others train under the relative authority of Delphine, former glory of the pools. Together, they feel free and useful. They will put all their energy into a discipline hitherto owned by women: synchronized swimming.
“The Pharaoh, the Savage and the Princess” (Animation) – July 12 at 10 p.m. / Church park – All audiences
The animated film by Michel Ocelot The Pharaoh, the Savage and the Princess will be broadcast at 10 p.m. on July 12 at the church park. This general audience film mixes several tales: Listen up everyone! Three tales, three eras, three universes: an epic from ancient Egypt, a medieval legend from Auvergne, an 18th-century fantasy in Ottoman costumes and Turkish palaces, which will transport you into adventures populated by splendid gods, revolting tyrants, joyful vigilantes, cunning lovers, princes and princesses who do as they please in an explosion of colors.
“Coco” (Animation) – July 16 at 10 p.m. / Square Amadeo – From 8 years old
Cocoone of the most famous animated films, will be at the Amadéo Square on July 16 at 10 p.m.. Children aged 8 and over will be able to watch this film. For several generations now, music has been banned in Miguel’s family. A real heartbreak for the young boy whose ultimate dream is to become a musician as accomplished as his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz.
“Gravity” (Science-Fiction) – July 17 at 10 p.m. / Jardin Lecoq – From 12 years old
A special day awaits space enthusiasts. For good reason: July 17 is the film Gravity which will be broadcast at 10 p.m. at Jardin Lecoq. For this occasion, the city of Clermont-Ferrand has set up various workshops related to space and in partnership with the Ast’Auvergne Festival. The festivities begin at 4 p.m., including a discovery of the constellations. For his first expedition aboard a space shuttle, Dr. Ryan Stone, a brilliant expert in medical engineering, accompanies veteran astronaut Matt Kowalsky. But while it is an ordinary spacewalk, a catastrophe occurs. When the shuttle is destroyed, Stone and Kowalsky find themselves completely alone, left to their own devices in the universe…
“Gagarin” (Drama) – July 19 at 10 p.m. / Place Adrien-Mabrut – From the age of 8
July 19 is the dramatic and social film Gagarin who will be in the spotlight. Directed by Fanny Liatard and Jérémy Trouilh, the film features Youri, 16, who grew up in Gagarine, a huge red brick city in Ivry-Sur-Seine, where he dreams of becoming a cosmonaut. When he learns that it is threatened with demolition, Youri decides to join the resistance. With the complicity of Diana, Houssem and the inhabitants, he makes it his mission to save the city, which has become his “spaceship”.
“It can bidone” – July 23 at 10 p.m. / Square Amadeo – From 8 years old
July 23, the film by Lazzi Serpolet Théâtre It can bidone will be broadcast at Square Amadéo from 10 p.m. for all audiences aged eight and over. The film will be dubbed live for a unique experience. Bud, a lone cowboy, finds himself in charge of a child he wants to raise in an autonomous and resilient community, but he will have to fight against the potentate of the town of Westland…
“Kung Fu Panda” (Animation) – July 26 at 10 p.m. / Parc des Vergnes – All audiences
Kung Fu Panda will be on display on July 26 at Parc des Vergnes at 10 p.m.. Passionate, strong and somewhat clumsy, Po is undoubtedly the biggest fan of Kung fu. A waiter in his father’s noodle restaurant, his skill remains to be proven. Elected to fulfill an ancient prophecy, Po joins the world of kung fu to learn martial arts from his idols, the legendary Five Cyclones: Tigress, Crane, Mantis, Viper and Monkey, under the orders of their teacher and trainer, Master Shifu.
“Dounia and the Princess of Aleppo” (Animation) – July 30 at 10 p.m. / Maison Joseph-Ki-Zerbo – All audiences
On July 30, it’s the turn of the animated film Dounia and the Princess of Aleppo to make its appearance in the Auvergne capital. Intended for everyone, the film will be broadcast around Maison Joseph-Ki-Zerbo at 10 p.m. Dounia is six years old, she leaves Aleppo with a few nigella seeds in the palm of her hand and with the help of the Princess of Aleppo, Dounia makes the journey to a new world.
Screening of short films – August 6 at 10 p.m. / Jardin Lecoq
Short films will be back on August 6, including the broadcast of several noted and award-winning short films. See you on August 6 at 10 p.m. at the Jardin Lecoq.
“Pompoko” (Animation) – August 13 at 9 p.m. / Gymnase Granouillet – All audiences
Fans of Studio Ghibli will be won over. For good reason, August 13 is the film Pompoko, a film directed by Isao Takahata (Studio Ghibli), which will appear in the courtyard of the Granouillet gymnasium at 9 p.m. A half-raccoon, half-badger species, the Tanukis easily shared their living space with farmers. Interspersed with battles between tribes, their carefree life made them ignore the ever-closer presence of men… Until the day when the latter decided to appropriate their territory and make the mountain into a city.
“Billy Eliott” (Drama) – August 17 at 9:30 p.m. / Maison Joseph-Ki-Zerbo – All audiences
On August 17, it’s the film’s turn Billy Eliott to be broadcast at the courtyard of the Emmanuel-Chabrier conservatory at 9:30 p.m. In a small mining village in the North East of England, eleven-year-old Billy discovers to his amazement that a dance class now shares the same premises as his boxing club. At first frightened, he gradually becomes fascinated by the magic of ballet movements, an activity that is nevertheless too unmanly compared to his father and his brother Tony, miners on strike. Billy abandons the leather gloves to discreetly attend dance lessons taught by Mrs. Wilkinson.
“Captain Fantastic” (Adventure) – August 20 at 22 hours / Square Amadeo – From 10 years old
Captain Fantasticdirected by Matt Rose, will be showing August 20 at Square Amadéo at 10 p.m.. The film is suitable for ages 10 and up. In the remote forests of the northwest United States, living isolated from society, a devoted father dedicated his entire life to raising his six young children into extraordinary adults. But when fate strikes his family, they must abandon this paradise he had created for them. The discovery of the outside world will force him to question his educational methods and question everything he has taught them.
“The Golden Ball” (Comedy) – August 22 at 9:30 p.m. / Square Lapadu-Hargues – Tout public
The Golden Ball will be broadcast on August 22 at square Lapadu-Hargues at 9:30 p.m.. The film features Bandian who lives in the small Guinean village of Makono, lost deep in the forest. He’s not 13. However, it is obvious, watching him play on a football field, however basic it may be, that he has the makings of a great player. Madame Aspirine, a young Western doctor who has taken a liking to him, gives him a leather ball.
“Buzz Lightyear” (Animation) – August 28 at 9:30 p.m. / Winston-Churchill Island – General public
August 28 is the turn by Buzz Lightyear to make a brief appearance at the Winston-Churchill block at 9:30 p.m.. The true story of the legendary Space Ranger who has since inspired the toy we all know. After being stranded with his commander and crew on a hostile planet located 4.2 million light years from Earth, Buzz Lightyear tries to bring everyone home safe and sound. But the arrival of the terrible Zurg and his army of ruthless robots will not make their task easier, especially since the latter has a very specific plan in mind…
“Our happy days” (Comedy) – August 30 at 9:30 p.m. / Stade Trémonteix – All audiences
To end the festivities in style, the city of Clermont-Ferrand will broadcast the film our happy days at the Trémonteix stadium at 9:30 p.m. To celebrate the end of open-air cinemas in 2024, several activities will be offered, including karaoke and a refreshment bar. Vincent Rousseau runs a summer camp for the first time and quickly finds himself confronted with the difficulties that his position raises: unruly children, not always very professional activity leaders, activities to organize, a visit from Youth and Sport and many other problems.
