From June 30 to July 3, the Fête du Cinéma is back to brighten up your summer. For four days, screenings for the films on display will cost €5 everywhere in France. So all you have to do is choose your program!
This is the very, very good news of this month of June for all lovers of the big screen: the Cinema Festival is back from Sunday June 30 to Wednesday July 3. For four days, spectators will be able to see any film on display at the unique and exceptional price of €5 per screening in all cinemas in France!
On this occasion, the public will be able to discover one of the most anticipated feature films of the summer: The Count of Monte Cristo, directed by Pierre Niney at the top of his art, and whose release is exceptionally scheduled for Friday 28 June (instead of the traditional Wednesday). Right on time for the 39th edition of this event organized each year by the Fédération Nationale des Cinémas Français.
Chills in front of Without a sound: day 1, an eventful vacation with Dany Boon in The Hennedricks Family, the Dupont de Ligonnès affair comedy version with The Plastic Guns, or even Kinds of Kindness, the new film by Yorgos Lanthimos… The spectators will be spoiled for choice thanks to the numerous releases of the week, as well as all the films still showing, such as Vice-Versa 2 and The Bikeriders!
On Wednesday July 3, other feature films will join this long list, including the western Horizon: An American Saga Chapter 1, by and with Kevin Costner, presented out of competition at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival.
In 2023, the event had recorded 3.1 million entries in total. Who will be there this year to experience all the emotions of the big screen?
