Festival du film français COLCOA 2021 [en]

Avec plus de 20 000 visiteurs par an, Le festival du film français COLCOA est devenu l’un des plus importants festivals de films français au monde ! Ne manquez pas la 25ème édition qui présentera des réalisateurs confirmés et des réalisateurs prometteurs à la Directors Guild of America !

The COLCOA French Film Festival is an annual competitive film festival in Hollywood, created and presented by the Franco-American Cultural Fund. Its goals are to showcase the diversity of French cinema, to promote films and talent among the film industry and to contribute to cross cultural understanding between France and United States.

Le 11 octobre, François Truffart, le producteur exécutif et programmateur de COLCOA, et Anouchka Van Riel, directrice adjointe, ont annoncé la programmation du 25ème Festival du film et des séries TV français COLCOA lors d’une conférence de presse en présence du réalisateur Taylor Hackford, de la scénariste, réalisatrice et actrice française Julie Delpy, et de la Consule générale de France à Los Angeles, Julie Duhaut-Bedos.

A Tale of Love and Desire / Une Histoire d’amour et de désir

Saturday, November 6 – Truffaut Theatre – 11:10 am (Screening ends at 1:15 pm)

Another World / Un Autre monde

Tuesday, November 2 – Renoir Theatre – 5:00 pm (Screening ends at 6:55 pm)

Authentik / Supremes

Friday, November 5 – Truffaut Theatre– 10:25 pm

Between Two Worlds / Ouistreham – Opening Film

Monday, November 1, OPENING NIGHT SCREENING (BY INVITATION – LIMITED TICKETS FOR SALE) Renoir & Truffaut Theatres– 7:30 pm / Saturday, November 6 – RERUN OPENING FILM at Renoir Theatre – 1:45 pm (Screening ends at 3:50 pm)

Black Box / Boite noire

Friday, November 5 – Renoir Theatre – 7:40 pm (Screening ends at 10:10 pm)

Bloody Oranges / Oranges sanguines

Saturday, November 6 – Truffaut Theatre – 10:10 pm – +18 only

Bye Bye Morons / Adieu les cons

Sunday, November 7 – Renoir Theatre – 2:00 pm (Screening ends at 3:35 pm)

Captain Conan / Capitaine Conan

Wednesday, November 3 – Renoir Theatre – 12:45 pm (Screening ends at 2:50 pm)

Eiffel

Saturday, November 6 – Renoir Theatre – 7:30 pm (Screening ends at 9:30 pm)

France

Thursday, November 4 – Melville Theatre– 8:00 pm (Screening ends at 9:45 pm)

French Tech / Les Deux Alfred

Thursday, November 4 – Renoir Theatre – 7:55 pm (Screening ends at 9:30 pm)

Gagarine

Saturday, November 6 – Truffaut Theatre – 7:40 pm (Screening ends at 9:25 pm)

Gang of Four / La Bande des quatre

Friday, November 5 – Renoir Theatre – 1:10 pm (Screening ends at 3:50 pm)

Ibrahim

Tuesday, November 2 – Truffaut Theatre – 5:45 pm (Screening ends at 7:20 pm)

Le Magnifique

Saturday, November 6 – Renoir Theatre – 11:00 am (Screening ends at 12:40 pm)
Followed by a discussion with actor Jacqueline Bisset and writer/director Francis Veber

Lost Illusions / Illusions perdues

Sunday, November 6 – Renoir Theatre – 4:45 pm– Closing Film

Love Affair(s) / Les Choses qu’on dit, les choses qu’on fait

Wednesday, November 3 – Renoir Theatre – 5:15 pm (Screening ends at 7:20 pm)

Love Songs for Tough Guys / Cette Musique ne joue pour Personne

Tuesday, November 2 – Truffaut Theater – 10:10 pm

Lovers / Les Amants

Thursday, November 4 – Renoir Theatre – 5:00 pm (Screening ends at 6:52 pm)

Magnetic Beats / Les Magnétiques

Saturday, November 6 – Truffaut Theatre – 5:00 pm (Screening ends at 7:00 pm)

My Best Part / Garçon chiffon

Friday, November 5 – Truffaut Theatre – 7:50 pm (Screening ends at 9:45 pm)

Night Ride /La Nuit venue

Tuesday, November 2 -Truffaut Theater – 4:00 pm (Screening ends at 5:25 pm)

Olga

Tuesday, November 2 – Truffaut Theatre – 8:00 pm (Screening ends at 9:30 pm)

Onoda 10,000 Nights in the Jungle / Onoda, 10000 nuits dans la jungle

– Closing Film
Sunday, November 7 – Truffaut Theatre – 4:35 pm

Robust / Robuste

Saturday, November 6 – Truffaut Theatre – 1:35 pm (Screening ends at 3:20 pm)

Simple Passion / Passion simple

Wednesday, November 3 – Truffaut Theatre –10:25 pm

Titane

Tuesday, November 2 – Truffaut Theatre – 1:00 pm (Screening ends at 2:50 pm)

The Big Hit / Un Triomphe

Saturday, November 6 – Renoir Theatre – 7:45 pm (Screening ends at 9:35 pm)

The Discreet Charm of The Bourgeoisie / Le Charme discret de la bourgeoisie

Thursday, November 4 – Renoir Theatre – 1:00 pm (Screening ends at 2:45 pm)

The Judge and The Assassin / Le Juge et l’Assassin

Tuesday, November 2 – Renoir Theatre – 12:45 pm (Screening ends at 2:53 pm)

The Mad Women’s Ball / Le Bal des Folles

Friday, November 5 – Renoir Theatre – 4:30 pm (Screening ends at 6:35 pm)

The Night Doctor / Médecin de nuit

Friday, November 5 – Truffaut Theatre – 6:10 pm (Screening ends at 7:32 pm)

The Restless / Les Intranquilles

Tuesday, November 2 – Renoir Theatre – 7:45 pm (Screening ends at 9:55 pm)

The Rose Maker / La Fine fleur

Sunday, November 7 – Renoir Theatre- 11:40 am (Screening ends at 1:16 pm)

The Summit of The Gods / Le Sommet des Dieux

Wednesday November 3 – Truffaut Theatre – 7:55 pm (Screening ends at 9:35 pm)

The Unsophisticated Lady / La Pièce rapportée

Thursday, November 4 – Truffaut Theatre – 6:00 pm (Screening ends at 7:26 pm)

The Young Lovers / Les Jeunes amants

Wednesday, November 3 – Renoir Theatre – 8:00 pm (Screening ends at 10:00 pm)->https://colcoa.org/the-young-lovers/]

And many more at the COLCOA website

The Television section features 12 selections - seven series, four TV movies and one documentary - and includes nine North American Premieres and one international Premiere. The section is presented in association with TITRAFILM, with the support of the following studios : Banijay Rights, Federation, Film & Picture, Gaumont Television, Netflix, Newen Connect, StudioCanal and Zelig Films. The section of 19 Shorts is presented with the support of Unifrance. All programs, including the Television and Shorts sections, will compete for the 2021 COLCOA Awards.

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1. SERIES TELEVISEES

Germinal (TV Series) – North American Premiere. Drama.

Tuesday, November 2 – Melville Theatre – 8:00 pm (Screening ends at 9:45 pm)
Wednesday, November 3 – Melville Theatre – 10:15 pm
Friday, November 5 – Melville Theatre – 9:00 am (screening ends at 10:45 am)
Saturday, November 6 – Melville Theatre – 11:00 am (screening ends at 12:45 pm)
Sunday, November 7 – Melville Theatre – 1:10 pm (screening ends at 2:55 pm)

A highly ambitious, beautifully produced adaptation of Emile Zola’s great masterpiece, which takes us to a mining town in Northern France in the late 19th century and depicts the harsh working conditions, dire poverty and life-and-death dangers the coal miners face. This new reinterpretation of Zola’s monumental novel also gives prominence to several characters omitted from previous film adaptations, with a pointed emphasis on the position of women in society. Created by Julien Lilty. Written by Julien Lilty, Loïc Barrère, Chérif Saïs, Samir Oubechou, Maud Garnier, Clémence Lebatteux, Mélusine Laura Raynaud, Cheikna Sankare. Directed by David Hourrègue. Produced by Banijay Studio. With Louis Peres, Thierry Godard, Alix Poisson, Guillaume de Tonquédec, Natacha Lindinger, Sami Bouajila. Broadcast on Salto and France 2 in France. Sold by Banijay Sales.

High Intellectual Potential (H.I.P) (TV Series – Season 1) – North American Premiere. Comedy.

Tuesday, November 2 – Melville Theatre – 3:00 pm (Screening ends at 4:45 pm)
Wednesday, November 3 – Melville Theatre – 5:15 pm (Screening ends at 7:00 pm)
Thursday, November 4 – Melville Theatre – 7:45 pm (Screening ends at 9:30 pm)
Friday, November 5 – Melville Theatre– 10:15 pm
Sunday, November 7 – Melville Theatre – 9:00 am (Screening ends at 10:45 pm)

Actor Audrey Fleurot (Spiral) stars as Morgane Alvaro, an intractable cleaning lady and single mother of three small kids, who happens to have an IQ of 160. After accidentally knocking over a stack of evidence while cleaning police offices — and outsmarting the entire detective unit — Morgane is recruited to join them. Created by Nicolas Jean, Alice Chegaray-Breugnot, Stéphane Carrié. Written by Alice Chegaray-Breugnot, Stéphane Carrié, Nicolas Jean, Julien Anscutter, Soiliho Bodin, Marion Carnel, Nicolas Clément, Charlene Gadan, Julie-Anna Grignon, Alexandra Julhiet, Laurent Vignon. Directed by Vincent Jamain, Laurent Tuel. Produced by Septembre Productions, Itineraire Productions. With Audrey Fleurot, Mehdi Nebbou, Bruno Sanchez, Marie Denarnaud, Bérangère McNeese. Broadcast on TF1 in France. Sold by Newen Connect.

In Treatment / En thérapie (TV Series – Season 1) – North American Premiere. Drama.

Tuesday, November 2 – Melville Theatre – 10:15 pm
Thursday, November 4 – Melville Theatre – 9:00 am (Screening ends at 10:20 am)
Friday, November 5 -Melville Theatre – 11:15 am (Screening ends at 12:35 pm)
Saturday, November 6 – Melville Theatre – 1:25 pm (Screening ends at 2:45 pm)
Sunday, November 7 – Melville Theatre– 3:50 pm (Screening ends at 5:10 pm)

COLCOA regulars Eric Toledano & Olivier Nakache have created a loose adaptation of the original Israeli series, BeTipul, and its American HBO counterpart, also entitled In Treatment. Once again, a psychotherapist holds weekly sessions with five regular patients, along with a session with his own clinical supervisor. What makes this version noteworthy is the clever idea of setting it to begin two days after the devastating November 13, 2015 terrorist attacks in Paris, where 130 people were killed, 90 of them at the Bataclan concert hall — an event that has shaken the worlds of more than one of those patients. A veritable roster of Gallic movie stars brings those sessions to life in often riveting ways. Created by Yaël Fogiel, Laetitia Gonzalez, Hagai Levi, Olivier Nakache, Éric Toledano. Written by David Elkaïm, Vincent Poymiro, Pauline Guéna, Alexandre Manneville, Nacim Mehtar, Olivier Nakache, Éric Toledano. Directed by Olivier Nakache, Éric Toledano, Mathieu Vadepied, Pierre Salvadori, Nicolas Pariser. Produced by Ten Films, Les Films du Poisson, Federation Entertainment. With Frédéric Pierrot, Elsa Lepoivre, Mélanie Thierry, Reda Kateb, Céleste Brunnquell. Broadcast on Arte in France. Sold by Federation Entertainment.

Nona and Her Daughters / Nona et ses filles (TV Series – Season 1) – International Premiere.Comedy.

Tuesday, November 2 – Melville Theatre – 1:00 pm (Screening ends at 2:30 pm)
Wednesday, November 3 – Melville Theatre – 2:25 pm (Screening ends at 4:05 pm)
Thursday, November 4 – Melville Theatre – 5:00 pm (Screening ends at 6:30 pm)
Friday, November 5 – Melville Theater – 8:00 pm (Screening ends at 9:30 pm)
Saturday, November 6 – Melville Theatre– 9:50 pm
A delightful 30-minute dramedy series on the theme of motherhood. Nona, brought to life by the enchanting Miou-Miou is a 70-year-old feminist. She’s madly in love with André and finally free of taking care of her 40-year-old triplet daughters. But she adores her family, life is beautiful and she’s living it to the fullest... Until the day she discovers that she’s pregnant. Written by Valérie Donzelli, Clémence Madeleine-Perdrillat. Directed by Valérie Donzelli. Produced by Rectangle Productions, Gaumont Television. With Miou-Miou, Valérie Donzelli, Clotilde Hesme, Virginie Ledoyen, Barnaby Metschurat, Michel Vuillermoz, Rüdiger Vogler. Broadcast on Arte in France. Sold by Gaumont Television.

On The Verge (TV Series – Season 1) – Special Presentation COLCOA Awards. Comedy, Drama.

Friday, November 5 – Truffaut Theatre – 1:10 pm (Screening ends at 2:15 pm)
Followed by a conversation with writer/director/actor Julie Delpy

Buoyant new slice-of-life comedy series follows four women “on the verge” of something brand new, about to leap into the void and discover the next exciting chapter of their lives... at 50-ish ! It’s about confronting that “cultural blind spot” of middle age — between child-bearing years and grandmotherhood when society loses all interest in women — with honesty, intelligence, and humor. Created by Julie Delpy. Written by Julie Delpy, Alexia Landeau, Emily Ryan Lerner. Directed by Julie Delpy, Mathieu Demy, David Petrarca. Produced by : The Film TV, Netflix, Canal+, StudioCanal. With Julie Delpy, Elisabeth Shue, Sarah Jones, Alexia Landeau, Mathieu Demy, Troy Gariti, Timm Sharp. Broadcast in France on Canal+ and worldwide on Netflix. A Netflix special Presentation.

Paris Police 1900 (TV Series – Season 1) – North American Premiere. Drama, Thriller.

Tuesday, November 2 – Melville Theatre – 5:15 pm (Screening ends at 7:00 pm)
Wednesday, November 3 – Melville Theatre – 8:00 pm (Screening ends at 9:45 pm)
Thursday, November 4 – Melville Theatre – 10:00 pm
Saturday, November 6 – Melville Theatre – 9:00 am (Screening ends at 10:45 am)
Sunday, November 7 – Melville Theater– 11:10 am (Screening ends at 12:55 pm)

Paris, 1899. On the heels of the Dreyfus Affair and the scandalous death of President Félix Faure, the French Republic is reeling from rampant anarchy and the violent rise of extreme-right and anti-Semitic movements. Former police chief Louis Lepine is called out of retirement to restore order... just as a suitcase filled with female body parts is found floating down the Seine. And an ambitious young detective leaps into action, in an attempt to right a few societal wrongs. This elegant, gripping, high-end Canal+ thriller, inspired by historical figures and true events, has been called “the new Spiral.” Murder, blackmail, conspiracies, coups — welcome to the Belle Epoque ! Created by Fabien Nury. Written by Fabien Nury, Benjamin Adam, Alain Ayroles, Thibault Valetoux. Directed by Fabien Nury, Julien Despaux, Frédéric Balekdjian. Produced by Tetra Media Studio, AFPI. With Jérémie Laheurte, Evelyne Brochu, Thibaut Evrard, Marc Barbé, Eugenie Derouand. Broadcast in France on Canal+. Sold by StudioCanal.

The Opera / L’Opéra (TV Series – Season 1) – North American Premiere. Drama.

Wednesday, November 3 – Melville Theatre – 9:00 am (Screening ends at 10:30 am)
Thursday, November 4 – Melville Theatre – 11:00 am (Screening ends at 12:30 pm)
Friday, November 5 – Melville Theatre – 1:00 pm (Screening ends at 2:30 pm)
Saturday, November 6 – Melville Theatre – 3:00 pm (Screening ends at 4:30 pm)
Sunday, November 7 – Melville Theatre – 5:30 pm (Screening ends at 7:35 pm)

The Opera plunges us into the ultra-romantic universe of the Opéra de Paris, that mythic temple of classical dance ensconced in the glittering Palais Garnier. But this behind-the-scenes intrigue goes far beyond tutus and stardust, to reveal the dark underbelly of that monolithic icon, as we follow the paths of three of its protagonists — Zoé, an aging prima ballerina with a decadent lifestyle, who is suddenly threatened with expulsion ; Flora, an aspiring young Black dancer eager to break into that venerable, often-impenetrable, universe ; and Sébastien, the company’s ruthlessly ambitious new Dance Director, desperate to prove himself. Created by Cécile Ducrocq, Benjamin Adams. Written by Cécile Ducrocq, Benjamin Adams, Simon Jablonka. Directed by : Stéphane Demoustier, Cécile Ducrocq, Inti Calfat, Dirk Verheye, Laïla Marrakchi. Produced by Victoria Productions, Telfrance. With Ariane Labed, Suzy Bemba, Raphaël Personnaz, Damien Chapelle, Loris Freeman, Audrey Gorlenko, Maud Jurez, Sarah Le Picard. Broadcast in France on OCS. Sold by Newen Connect.

2. FILMS TELEVISES

Claire Andrieux (TV Movie) – North American Premiere. Drama.

Tuesday November 2 – Melville Theater – 11:00 am (Screening ends at 12:35 pm)
Wednesday, November 3 -Melville Theatre – 12:45 pm (Screening ends at 2:20 pm)
Thursday, November 4 – Melville Theatre – 3:00 pm (Screening ends at 4:35 pm)
Friday, November 5 – Melville Theatre – 4:55 pm (Screening ends at 6:30 pm)
Saturday, November 6 – Melville Theatre– 7:30 pm (Screening ends at 9:05 pm)

Director Olivier Jahan weaves a delicate, tender, finely-etched portrait of Claire Andrieux, an ever-in-control, stoic-yet-fragile real estate agent with a sunny disposition. Claire’s life is thrown into a tailspin when she meets Bruno. The spark that’s ignited between them awakens a dark secret that Claire has long managed to conceal. Written by Olivier Jahan and Diastème. Directed by Olivier Jahan. Produced by Léonis Productions. With Jeanne Rosa, Thomas Vandenbergh, Emma de Caunes, Yannick Renier, Michel Vuillermoz. Broadcast on Arte in France. Sold by Newen Connect.

Owning It / Les Heritières (TV Movie) – North American Premiere. Drama.

Tuesday, November 2 – Truffaut Theatre – 4:05 pm (Screening ends at 5:25 pm)
Wednesday, November 3 – Truffaut Theatre – 4:05 pm (Screening ends at 5:25 pm)

Sanou, a 15-year-old girl from the projects, is about to begin 10th grade at the prestigious Henry IV High School in Paris. Thanks to an equal opportunity program, the promising student from the wrong side of the périphérique has been offered a golden opportunity to attain her dream of one day becoming a renewable energy engineer. Written by Johanna Goldschmidt, Laure-Elisabeth Bourdaud. Directed by Nolwenn Lemesle. Produced by Incognita, Arte France. With Tracy Gotoas, Fanta Kebe, Lucie Fagedet, Déborah François. Broadcast in France on Arte. Sold by Film & Picture.

Raining Cats and Dogs / Temps de chien ! (TV Movie) – Special Presentation COLCOA Awards. Comedy, Romance.

Thursday, November 4 – Truffaut Theatre – 1:00 pm (Screening ends at 2:35 pm)

Jean, the captain of a bateau-mouche tour boat, has a tendency toward tippling, who’s going through a seriously bad patch ! Struggling to make ends meet, evicted from his apartment, then laid-off from his job, Jean risks losing joint custody of his three beloved children. Then he meets Victor, a similarly hapless, itinerant musician... and the unlikely duo joins forces in an attempt to stay afloat. Written by Edouard Deluc, Chloé Larouchi, Laura Piani. Directed by Edouard Deluc. Produced by The Film. With Philippe Rebot, Pablo Pauly, Elodie Bouchez, Laurence Calami, Jean-Luc Bideau, Brigitte Fossey, Solène Rigot. Broadcast in France on Arte. Sold by Film & Picture.

What Are We Going to Do About Jacques ? / Qu’est-ce qu’on va faire de Jacques ? (TV Movie) – North American Premiere. Drama.

Tuesday, November 2 – Melville Theater – 9:00 am (Screening ends at 10:30 am)
Wednesday, November 3 -Melville Theatre – 11:00am (Screening ends at 12:30 pm)
Thursday, November 4 – Melville Theatre – 1:00 pm (Screening ends at 2:30 pm)
Friday, November 5 – Melville Theatre – 2:55 pm (Screening ends at 4:25 pm)
Saturday, November 6 – Melville Theatre – 5:00 pm (Screening ends at 6:35 pm)

Jacques is schizophrenic. A grown man, he lives alone with his elderly father in a ramshackle house in the countryside and spends his days chain-smoking cigarettes, watching old American movies on TV, and getting wasted on beer. When the old man suddenly dies, Jacques’ siblings — Louise, Estelle and Fabien — are confronted with the burdensome question of what to do with their brother. A hard look at the dark reality of living with a psychotic disorder... for both the sufferer and their loved ones. Written by Pierre Chosson, Hedi Sassi, Marie Garel-Weiss. Directed by Marie Garel-Weiss. Produced by 24 Mai Productions, Arte France. With Vincent Deniard, Maud Wyler, Claude Perron, Pascal Reneric, Samir Guesmi. Broadcast in France on Arte. Sold by Film & Picture.

3. DOCUMENTAIRE TV

ALL ABOUT YVES MONTAND / Montand est à nous

Thursday, November 4 – Truffaut Theatre – 4:00 pm (Screening ends at 5:40 pm)

The 19 Shorts section is presented with the support of Unifrance and is listed below.

400 MPH (Animation)

Written and directed by Paul-Eugène Dannaud, Julia Chaix, Lorraine Desserre, Alice Lefort, Natasha Pianeti, Quentin Tireloque. (Produced by Rubika)
Also presented with EIFFEL on Saturday November 6 at 7:30 pm

A Bug / Un bug. (Drama, Dark Comedy)

Written and directed by Guillaume Corty. (Produced by Eric de Roquefeuil)
Also presented with THE BIG HIT on Saturday November 6 at 9:55 pm

Coffin (Animation)

Written and directed by Cai Yuanqing, Nathan Crabot, Houzhi Huang, Mikolaj Janiw, Mandimby Lebon, Théo Tran Ngoc. (Produced by Gobelins – L’Ecole de l’Image)
Also presented with THE SUMMIT OF THE GODS on Wednesday November 3 at 7:55 pm

Dirty Hands / Les Mains Sales (Drama)

Written and directed by Hélène Rosselet-Ruiz. (Produced by La FEMIS)
Also presented with BETWEEN TWO WORLDS on Saturday November 6 at 1:45 pm

Famadihana / Lêve tes morts (Drama)

Written and directed by Hugo Rousselin. (Produced by Les Valseurs)
Also presented with LOVERS on Thursday November 4 at 5:00 pm

Free Fall (Drama)

Directed by : Emmanuel Tenenbaum. Written by : Guillaume Fournier, Emmanuel Tenenbaum. (Produced by Bien ou Bien Productions)
Also presented with BLACK BOX on Friday November 5 at 7:40 pm

Inspection / L’Inspection (Drama)

Written and directed by Caroline Brami, Frédéric Bas. (Produced by GoGoGo Films, De Films en Aiguille)
Also presented with THE RESTLESS on Tuesday November 2 at 7:45 pm

Last Station / La Dernière station (Suspense, thriller)

Written and directed by Pierre Ferrière. (Produced by SCENE 64 Productions)
Also presented with BLOODY ORANGES on Saturday November 6 at 10:10 pm

Merlich Merlich (Drama)

Directed by Hannil Ghilas. (Produced by Cypher films & Ph’art et Balises)
Also presented with A TALE OF LOVE AND DESIRE on Saturday November 6 at 11:10 am

Mondo Domino (Animation, Action, Comedy)

Written and directed by Suki. (Produced by Utopi)
Also presented with BYE BYE MORONS on Sunday November 7 at 2:00 pm

Proud of My Son / Fier de toi mon fils (Drama)

Written and directed by Florian Delhormau.
Also presented with ROBUST on Saturday November 6 at 1:35 pm

Pussy Boo (Comedy)

Written and directed by Rémi Parisse. (Produced by Elabelle Productions)
Also presented with FRENCH TECH on Thursday November 4 at 7:55 pm

Under The Ice / Sous la glace (Animation)

Written and directed by : Milan Baulard, Ismaïl Berrahma, Flore Dupont, Laurie Estampes, Quentin Nory, Hugo Potin. (Produced by École des Nouvelles Images) (Out of Competition)
Also presented with BIRDS OF AMERICA on Thursday November 4 at 7:45 pm

Spooning (Comedy)

Written and directed by Sarah Heitz de Chabaneix. (Produced by Sarah Heitz de Chabaneix)
Also presented with THE UNSOPHISTICATED LADY on Thursday November 4 at 6:00 pm

Step Into The River / Dans la rivière (Animation, Drama)

Written and directed by Weijia Ma.. (Produced by Les Valseurs)
Also presented with LITTLE GIRL on Wednesday November 3 at 1:00 pm

Store Policy / L’Effort commercial (Drama)

Written and directed by Sarah Arnold. (Produced by Sensito films, 5 a 7 Films)
Also presented with ANOTHER WORLD on Tuesday November 2 at 5:00 pm

The Right Words / Haut les coeurs (Comedy, Romance)

Written and directed by Adrian Moyse Dullin. (Produced by : Punchline Cinéma)
Also presented with THE YOUNG LOVERS on Wednesday November 3 at 8:00 pm

The Saverini Widow / La Veuve Saverini (Drama)

Written and directed by Loïc Gaillard. (Produced by Les Films du Cygne)

We’re Not Animals / On n’est pas des animaux (Comedy)

Written and directed by Noé Debré. (Produced by Moonshaker)
Also presented with MAGNETIC BEATS on Saturday November 6 at 5:00 pm

The documentary line up scheduled to premiere at the 25th Annual COLCOA French Film & Series Festival includes six feature documentary films and one TV documentary make up the non-fiction part of the program that will be on offer when COLCOA comes to the DGA Theaters as a live event November 1-7. These films will also be eligible for the 2021 COLCOA Best Documentary Award.

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Above Water / Marcher sur l’eau

Wednesday, November 3 – Truffaut Theatre – 6:05 pm (Screening ends at 7:35 pm)

Birds of America

Thursday, November 4 – Truffaut Theatre – 7:45 pm (Screening ends at 9:25 pm)

From Where They Stood / À pas aveugles

Sunday, November 7 – Truffaut Theater – 11:30 am (Screening ends at 1:20 pm)

Gallant Indies / Indes Galantes

Friday, November 5 – Truffaut Theatre – 4:00 pm (Screening ends at 5:50 pm)

Jane by Charlotte / Jane par Charlotte

Sunday, November 7 – Truffaut Theatre – 1:40 pm (Screening ends at 3:10 pm)

Little Girl / Petite Fille

Wednesday, November 3 – Truffaut Theatre – 1:00 pm (Screening ends at 2:45 pm)

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