The Fundación Tres Culturas, in collaboration with the French Institute, is offering a series of French comedies in July to cool off on Tuesdays during this hot month.
The legacy of legendary directors such as the Lumière brothers, Godard, Renoir, Truffaut, or the legendary Alice Guy, Agnès Varda or Claire Denis have left their mark on the French film language, also in the case of comedy.
A genre that has a long history and boasts a humour that, whether direct or more refined, always brings a certain dose of arrogance and cynicism that ensures the audience's smile.
Tuesday, 13 July, 12.00 noon.
Huge. Sophie Letourneur. France, 2020, 101 min.
Claire and Frédéric are an unusual couple. She is a concert pianist who lives only for her art. He, her agent, is at her service to spare her the hassles of everyday life. But when Frédéric turns 40, he wants to become a father. Claire, who never wanted to have children, is reconverted while Frédéric becomes corny.
Types of tickets you can book:
- Single ticket: one person per seat.
- Double ticket: two people in two seats next to each other. The double ticket consists of two seats and is intended for two people attending the show together.
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