The Alliance Française French Film Festival (AF FFF), Australia’s largest national film festival and the biggest celebration of French cinema outside of France, has announced its 2025 return to South Australia. The 36th edition of the event will touch all corners of the state from our city centre (March 19-April 23) to Renmark (March 26-April…
The Alliance Française French Film Festival (AF FFF), Australia’s largest national film festival and the biggest celebration of French cinema outside of France, has announced its 2025 return to South Australia.
The 36th edition of the event will touch all corners of the state from our city centre (March 19-April 23) to Renmark (March 26-April 1), Victor Harbor (April 2-9) and Mount Gambier (April 3-6), offering keen moviegoers the opportunity to embrace and experience French cinema.
Beating Hearts
Held annually, the event is set to showcase more than 5,500 screenings of the crème de la crème of contemporary French film across 18 Australian cities as one of largest celebrations of French storytelling through its diverse genres, from comedy, drama and of course, l’Amour.
ADELAIDE: Wednesday, March 19 to Wednesday April 23 (No Encore) – Palace Nova Eastend, Nova Prospect Cinemas
RENMARK: Wednesday, March 26 to Tuesday, April 1 – Chaffey Theatre
VICTOR HARBOR: Wednesday, April 2 to Wednesday, April 9 – Victa Cinema
MOUNT GAMBIER: Thursday, April 3 to Sunday, April 6 – Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre
My Brother’s Band
More information will be available early February 2025 at affrenchfilmfestival.org
