Friday, February 7, 2025 From 6:00 PM To 8:00 PM Add to Calendar 2025-02-07 18:00:00 2025-02-07 20:00:00 Ciné Club Series: 'La Loi du Marché' by Stéphane Brizé Please join us for the second screening in our new Ciné Club series, The Measure of a Man, a powerful drama exploring the moral struggles of modern labor, starring Vincent Lindon in his Cannes-winning performance. French Library, 53 Marlborough Street, Boston, MA, United States America/New_York
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About Stéphane Brizé
Stéphane Brizé is an acclaimed French filmmaker known for his deeply humanistic and socially conscious cinema. With a career spanning both fiction and documentary, Brizé’s works often explore the struggles and resilience of ordinary people facing extraordinary challenges. His films, including Hors Saison and Mademoiselle Chambon, have garnered critical acclaim for their subtle character studies and exploration of human relationships.About Mariel Iezzoni
Mariel Iezzoni is an independent filmmaker practicing both fiction and documentary film. Her latest short, Burial, premiered at the Richmond Film Festival and was a Special Jury Nominee. She received her MFA in Film from the City College of New York where she graduated a BAFTA Scholar and winner of the Chantal Akerman Student Prize.
She is currently writing and producing her first full-length feature film, Red Hill Town, about a family who are the last remaining citizens of an abandoned coal mining town in northeast Pennsylvania. She began her love of French cinema as an undergraduate student in Paris.
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The Frenchmen: French Theory from Paris to America
Emily Eakin in Conversation with Bruno Perreau
Join critic and essayist Emily Eakin and MIT professor Bruno Perreau for a lively conversation about The Frenchmen and how French theory captivated America, transformed intellectual life, and continues to shape today’s culture wars.
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