Cinéma septembre 2024

Wednesday, September 04 at 2:00 pm
"Valley of the Wolves by Jean-Michel Bertrand (2017)

The story of a crazy bet taken by a dreamy enthusiast: to meet wolves in their natural environment. After three years in the field, bivouacking in the wilderness in all weathers, the director manages to track down the wolves. Little by little, he observes, gets closer and ends up being accepted by the pack.
Documentary, ages 8 and up. Running time: 1h30.

Thursday, September 05 at 8:30pm
"The Three Musketeers: d'Artagnan" by Martin Bourboulon (2023)

From the Louvre to Buckingham Palace, from the Parisian underworld to the siege of La Rochelle, in a Kingdom divided by the Wars of Religion and threatened with invasion by England, a handful of men and women will cross swords and link their destiny to that of France.
Adventure, historical. Running time: 2h00.

Thursday, September 12 at 8:30pm
"Don't worry darling" by Olivia Wild (2022)

Alice and Jack Chambers are a happy young couple in the 1950s living in the seemingly perfect town of Victory, California, which was created and funded by the mysterious company Jack works for. Curiosity about the nature of her husband's work on the secret "Victory Project" begins to consume Alice. Cracks begin to form in their utopian life as her investigation into the project raises tensions within the community.
Thriller. Running time: 2:03.

Tuesday, September 17 at 8:30pm
"Dungeons & Dragons: The Honor of Thieves" Jonathan Goldstein (XII) and John Francis Daley ( 2023)

An engaging thief and a ragtag group of adventurers embark on a risky raid to recover a lost relic. But their mission is doomed to failure when they run into the wrong people along the way. The man who holds the coveted relic after it was stolen is also dangerous: he makes common cause with a powerful red sorcerer and hatches dark plans for the future.

Wednesday, September 25 at 2pm
"Wolfgang Petersen's "The Neverending Story" (1984)

Bastien is ten years old. A dreamy child, he lives alone with his father since his mother's death, and is harassed by three friends from his school. One morning, trying to escape them, he takes refuge in a strange bookseller's shop, from whom he steals an intriguing book with a symbol on the cover: the never-ending story. Arriving late for maths class, Bastien heads for his school's attic and immerses himself in the book. In the kingdom of Fantasia, a mysterious evil, the Void, is devouring the land. The Stone Eater, the Little One and the Night Elf are on their way to the Ivory Tower.... There, they learn from the wise Cairon that the Little Empress is ill, and that "only the young warrior Atreyu can save the country from destruction".
Fantasy adventure film for ages 6 and up. Running time: 1h35.

Thursday, September 26 at 8:30pm
"L'Immensita" by Emanuele Crialese (2023)

Rome in the 1970s. In the wave of social and cultural change, Clara and Felice Borghetti no longer love each other, but are unable to leave each other. Distraught, Clara finds refuge in the close relationship she has with her three children, especially with the eldest, born in a body that doesn't suit her. Ignoring judgments, Clara instills a sense of fantasy and a taste for freedom, at the expense of the family's equilibrium...
Drama. Running time: 1h39.