The best of French cinema (which is yet to come) premieres in Madrid

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Lovers of French cinema are in luck.

in Madrid, thanks to

, you will be able to see before anyone else French productions that will be released commercially in our cinemas in the near future.

During those days, the

(Doctor Cortezo, 6) and the

(Marqués de la Ensenada, 12) will host the

in which, in addition, the attending spectators will be able to chat with the directors and actors of these films that will present each of these premieres.

This event is

, a body responsible for promoting French cinema and audiovisual beyond the borders of the neighboring country.

On this occasion, in addition to feature films,

To access the two screenings scheduled at the

at this link.

Tickets will be available until full capacity.

Tickets for screenings held at the

and include attendance at the presentation by the directors of each title and a subsequent discussion.

The event kicks off on Thursday, June 9 (Institut français, 7:30 p.m.) with the comedy

.

Directed by Louis-Julien Petit (

), this film

and tells how a prestigious chef goes from being able to open her own restaurant to being employed in the cafeteria of a center for young immigrants.

A great change with which she will discover that she has a lot to learn as well as teach.

On Friday 10, at 6 p.m.

(Ideal Helm Cinema), it will be the turn for

in which Jean-Gabriel Périot takes a visual and sound journey through the

and its struggle for basic worker rights since the 1950s to the present.

That same day, at 7:30 p.m.

(Institut français), the time has come for the telefilm

by Alexandra Lamy.

With fencing as a backdrop, this

.

The film adapts a graphic novel by Quentin Zuttion.

And at 9 p.m.

(Cine Yelmo Ideal) will screen the

each other, with Sandrine Kiberlain, Pascal Elbé (who also directs the film) and Valérie Donzelli.

Antoine and Claire are

.

In his case when she begins to lose her hearing and, in hers, after the death of her husband.

Saturday the 11th brings two premieres to the Yelmo Ideal Cinema.

(18 hours) is a drama by Anais Volpé

.

Until, one day, they are chosen for the same play in Paris.

And

(8:30 pm) is a

that could be seen at the last Venice Film Festival.

His portrayal of human ambition centers on

and jump into national politics.

A decision that will lead him to rethink many things.

Finally, on Sunday the 12th it is the turn for three films at the Yelmo Ideal Cinema.

The first is

(12pm), an animated film in which

to win a bet.

The second is

(18 hours), a spectacular documentary that portrays the

including the snow leopard.

A journey that this film shows from the interventions of Vincent Munier, one of the most famous nature photographers in the world, and Sylvain Tessor, writer and adventurer.

Finally, the closure to France is on screen will be put on Sunday 12, at 8:30 p.m., a title that will give a lot to talk about.

This is

.

Or, what is the same

, the third installment of the

about a somewhat surly father who suffers with the boyfriends (and, now, with their parents) of his four daughters.

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