The Villa Albertine announces the return of Films on the Green, the free festival of films screened in French and outdoors in nine different parks in Manhattan and Brooklyn from June 3 to September 9, 2022. This year’s theme, “From the page on screen”, highlights 12 films to (re)watch.
Films on the Green returns to New York
It is a partnership between the Villa Albertine – a new kind of cultural institution launched by the French government in the fall of 2021 –, Face Foundation and NYC Parks. Films on the Green’s 2022 lineup features contemporary and classic films in French adapted from a wide range of international literature. On the bill, The things of life by Claude Sautet, Touchez pas au grisby by Jacques Becker, The delicacy by David Foenkinos and Stéphane Foenkinos or even Between the walls by Laurent Cantet. The list is long with nine films to see and rewatch.
« Films on the Green is one of the most anticipated free public events of the year, and we are beyond excited to return with such diverse programming and partners in four different cities. “, Explain Gaetan Bruel, cultural advisor to the French Embassy in the United States and director of the Villa Albertine. ” In France, one in five films is a literary adaptation, so this year’s New York City Films on the Green selection is truly the crème de la crème. Whether or not you’ve read the original, each film is an entertaining and thought-provoking take on the challenge of adaptation.. »
In addition to New York, Films on the Green is also available in Washington DC, Boston and Chicago.
With a team of 80 employees deployed in 10 major American cities, the Villa Albertine produces major public events and supports hundreds of creators. and thinkers each year through grants, professional programs, and a new model of personalized artist residencies.
To view the full Films on the Green lineup, Click here
Films on the Green
From June 3 to September 9, 2022 in New York
Films in French with English subtitles
Free
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