On the occasion of the Chinese New Year, the Christine Cinéma Club invites you to an exceptional evening on Friday January 31, 2025. Two new films by director Mustafa Ozgun, Happy Night and The Pink Thief, will be screened in preview, in the presence of the team.
On the occasion of Chinese New Yearthe Christine Cinema Club in Paris is organizing an exceptional evening onFriday January 31, 2025with the projection in preview of two new films from Mustafa Ozgun : Happy Night et The Pink Thief. A unique opportunity for movie fans to meet the team behind these captivating creations.
The evening begins at 6 p.m. with The Pink Thiefa film where humor and incredible situations intertwine. The story follows Pink, a shy actor who attempts to steal the bags of a woman named Qingchun, before finding himself caught up in organizing her fake wedding. Absurd situations and touching moments follow one another, all in the picturesque setting of the streets of Paris.
At 8 p.m., place at Happy Night. This poignant drama explores the journey of Xin, a young Chinese immigrant woman in search of freedom after the loss of her parents. Based in the Paris suburbs, she works in an Asian supermarket where her dreams are threatened by the oppressive behavior of her boss and colleagues. An intense dive into the challenges of exile and the quest for dignity.
Directed by Mustafa Ozgun, a filmmaker passionate about intercultural dialogue, these two works promise to marry Eastern and French perspectives with a unique sensitivity. Known for films like A cage two birds or Covid-19 Ground ZeroOzgun weaves stories where personal dramas and universal issues mix. The presence of the director and his team during this evening offers a valuable chance to discuss his work and his inspirations.
Whether you are seduced by light and offbeat stories or by deep and introspective dramas, this evening offers an immersion in stories imbued with humanity and emotion. The intimate setting of the Christine Cinéma Club adds a convivial dimension to this event which also celebrates the links between cultures, in perfect harmony with the spirit of the Chinese New Year.
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