Majestic Cinemas Nambour is excited to present a French Film Festival entertaining audiences from 6 April to 4 May.
The four films include Farewell Mr Haffman, Little Nicholas’ Treasure, Maigret, and The Young Lovers.
Films were selected from the Alliance Francaise French Film Festival screened across capital cities earlier this year.
Young Lovers, Maigret and Little Nicholas’ Treasure have screened once already with Maigret, starring Gerard Depardieu, the fan favourite.
Fairwell Mr Haffman (M): Based on a multi-award winning play, the gripping new historical drama from writer/director Fred Cavaye depicts a Faustian pact made between a Jewish jeweller and his apprentice in 1941 Occupied Paris, one that will forever change them. Our closing night film.
When: Sunday 24 April from 2.30pm and Wednesday 4 May from 7pm.
Little Nicholas’ Treasure (PG): As fun-loving as its namesake, Little Nicholas’ Treasure captures the magic of childhood and the values of both family and true friendship.
When: Sunday 1 May from 2.30pm.
Maigret (M): The legendary Gerard Depardieu plays Georges Simenon’s beloved police inspector – charged with uncovering the truth around the death of an unidentified young woman – in the masterfully-directed and hugely entertaining new film from Patrice Leconte.
When: Wednesday 27 April from 7pm.
The Young Lovers (M): A modern and emotionally-nuanced romantic dramedy of a woman who embarks on a relationship with a much younger man, and the implications her choices have on those around her.
When: Saturday 30 April from 7pm.
Normal ticket prices apply. Cinema audiences are encouraged to book tickets in advance. Parking is available via Mill St carpark, entrance directly into the cinema on level two. Tickets are on sale now at majesticcinemas.com.au
Also coming to Nambour: Australian National Theatre Live Screenings including the popular Keating: Gospel according to Paul on 29 and 30 April, and 1 May 1. Tickets on sale now. Plus screenings celebrating Art and Museum exhibits including Tutankhamun: The Last Exhibition and Canaletto and The Art Of Venice.
