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Culture Night 2018 at the
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Join the Alliance Française
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IFI French
Film Club:
Faces Places |
Friday 21 September from
6pm Admission free
From 6pm to
8pm:
Multimedia Treasure Hunt at
The French
Library! Lok around the
library to find the treasure! Goodies to be won for the finishers, and a
special Premium Membership for winner of the raffle! The hunt will
be in English with a hint of French, and is suitable for non-speakers.
From
8pm to 10pm:
Now a highlight of
Culture Night our festive live concert
will this year give the floor to the French folk/pop duo
Alcaz
from Marseilles.
Throughout the evening:
Our restaurant La
Cocotte
will be open throughout the evening to mark at the same time the Fête
de la Gastronomie and
to give
you the opportunity to taste some
delicious French food!
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Every Wednesday
12.45pm-2pm from 26 September
€40 for a full
8-week term / €5 per session
The Choir of the Alliance
Francaise Dublin is looking for new
members! This year the Choir
is celebrating its 10th anniversary
and you are cordially invited to
join its ranks!
Each year
participants work under the
direction of professional teacher
Lucie O'Flynn towards a
Christmas Concert held in early
December and a Summer Concert
held in May.
The workshop is open
to everyone, student or not, no
matter their level, French speakers
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Tuesday 25 September –
6.30pm
€9.50 / €7.50 AF & IFI Members
The indefatigable
Agnès Varda, octogenarian and treasure of world cinema, teams up with the
mysterious street artist JR in the delightful Faces Places,
an Oscar-nominated docu-travelogue that sees the irresistibly
incongruent duo embark on a quest to honour the faces and places of rural
France.
The screening is part of an exciting
Agnès Varda Season celebrating the
multi-faceted works of the pre-eminent filmmaker who recently won the
Honorary Academy Award.
As always,
Alliance Française Members get a 20% discount and free tickets on
our
Twitter!
Irish Film Institute,
6 Eustace Street, Dublin 2
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An evening with Paul Lynch
Les Voyages Littéraires |
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Street Art by
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Cinéclub:
La Grande Vadrouille |
Wednesday 26 September – 6.30pm
Admission free
With his latest
novel Grace soon to be published in French, the Alliance Française
is proud to host a bilingual event with Irish writer
Paul
Lynch.
Specialised in
linking travel to literature, the French association
Le Voyage Littéraire will take this
opportunity to chair a literary conversation with one of the finest talents
among the new generation of Irish writers, whose novels take a uniquely
fresh look at Irish History.
Paul Lynch
will be interviewed by Séverine Gillet, Director of the association Le
Voyage Littéraire.
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Until 2 October
Admission free
For the past 20
years, French Street Artist
DACO
has developed his own unique visual identity, which has matured from a
classic style to WildStyle, a more complex lettering.
His work is
mainly displayed on abandoned factories and Paris’ street walls, but he
has also produced work in various countries around the world, including Taiwan,
Switzerland, Spain, Chile and Sri Lanka.
Come and discover
his latest project Graffaune, a series of graffiti composed of
geometrical wild animals, specially created for the
Alliance Française Cork and the
Alliance Française Dublin.
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Thursday 27
September – 7.40pm
€5
with a free glass of wine /
Free for
Premium Members
Join us every month for a
subtitled screening of one of the most popular box-office
hits in French cinema history,
preceded by an
informal presentation with a free glass of wine!
This month, (re)discover a restored version of the
1966 French classic comedy film La Grande Vadrouille
starring the legendary duo Bourvil / Louis de Funès
under the direction of Gérard Oury for the
second time after the smash success of Le
Corniaud.
La Grande Vadrouille was the most successful French
film in France for over 40 years, topping the box office
with over 17million cinema admissions.
The Cinéclub is
free for AF Premium Members.
Win
tickets on our Twitter!
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