THE OPENING NIGHT FILM MAY BE ATTENDED WITHOUT ATTENDING THE RECEPTION.
Doors open at 8:00pm for patrons who are attending the film but not the reception.

CLOCLO (149 min)
2012 - Florent Emilio Siri
8:30pm - ONE SCREENING ONLY!
Q&A with Le Professeur Kevin Elstob follows the screening.

THÉRÈSE (Thérèse Desqueyroux, 110 min)
2012 - Claude Miller
7:45pm - ONE SCREENING ONLY! 

Closing Night Champagne Party in the lobby of the Crest Theatre, immediately following the closing film. Featuring Champagne by Barefoot Wine & Bubbly, Cake by Whole Foods Market, Water by Perrier & Café by Coffee Works. Live music by The Jazz Report!

STARBUCK (109 min)
2012 - Ken Scott
Saturday June 22 - 1:05pm & Sunday June 23 - 1:20pm

THREE WORLDS (Trois Mondes, 101 min)
2010 - Catherine Corsini
Saturday June 22 - 3:35pm & Sunday June 23 - 11am
Q&A with Le Professeur Kevin Elstob follows the Saturday screening.

ADIEU BERTHE (Adieu Berthe: l'enterrement de mémé, 100 min)
2012 - Bruno Podalydès
Saturday June 22 - 5:55pm & Sunday June 23 - 8:05pm
Q&A with Le Professeur Kevin Elstob follows the Saturday screening.

ALIYAH (Alyah, 90 min)
2012 - Elie Wajeman
Sunday June 23 - 3:50pm - ONE SCREENING ONLY!

DELICACY (La Délicatesse, 108 min)
2011 - David & Stéphane Foenkinos
Friday June 28 - 6:15pm & Saturday June 29 - 12:50pm

LE GRAND SOIR (92 min)
2012 - Gustave Kervern & Benoît Delépine
Friday June 28 - 8:45pm & Saturday June 29 - 9:50pm
Q&A with Le Professeur Kevin Elstob follows the Friday screening.

LOUISE WIMMER (80 min)
2012 - Cyril Mennegun
Saturday June 29 - 3:15pm & Sunday June 30 - 5:45pm
Q&A with Le Professeur Kevin Elstob follows the Saturday screening.

THE DANDELIONS (Du vent dans mes mollets, 89 min)
2012 - Carine Tardieu
Saturday June 29 - 5:15pm - ONE SCREENING ONLY!
Q&A with Le Professeur Kevin Elstob follows the screening.

IN THE HOUSE (Dans la maison, 105 min)
2012 - François Ozon
Saturday June 29 - 7:25pm & Sunday June 30 - 11am
Q&A with Le Professeur Kevin Elstob follows the Sunday screening.

THE SUITOR (Le Soupirant, 84 min)
1963 - Pierre Étaix
Saturday June 22 - 11am & Sunday, June 23 - 6pm
Q&A with Le Professeur Kevin Elstob follows the Saturday screening.

WAGES OF FEAR (Le Salaire de la peur, 147 min)
1953 - Henri-Georges Clouzot
Saturday June - 8:15pm - ONE SCREENING ONLY!

LES MISERABLES (188 min + a 20-minute intermission)
1958 - Jean-Paul le Chanois
Sunday June 30 - 1:25pm - ONE SCREENING ONLY!
Q&A with film historian Chuck Zigman follows.

This year's outrageous LATE NIGHT MOVIES are shocking politically incorrect dark comedies that will surely make you laugh and possibly cringe...
After the films, discussions around coffee and pastries provided by Coffee Works will help you ease back into your regular life!

GOING PLACES (Les Valseuses, 118 min)
2011 - Bertrand Blier
Saturday 22 - 11:20pm - ONE SCREENING ONLY!

AALTRA (90 min)
2004 - Gustave Kervern & Benoît Delépine
Saturday 29 - Midnight - ONE SCREENING ONLY!

TICKET and PASS INFORMATION HERE!

The Sacramento French Film Festival is proud to present a selection of shorts from France, in collaboration with Unifrance.

Short Film Screening (95 min)
Saturday 29 - 10:30am - ONE SCREENING ONLY!
Q&A with filmmaker Nicolas Guiot follows.
Preceded at 10am by a Petit Déjeuner (French Breakfast) with filmmaker Nicolas Guiot. FREE with Short Film Screening admission! Croissants provided by Les Baux Bakery.

Short films Shown Prior to Feature Films

Born in Charleroi, Belgium, in 1978, NICOLAS GUIOT studied philosophy at the University of Liège and script writing and analysis through the ELICIT program at the Univeristé Libre de Bruxelles. He has worked as both a location and production manager, taught film history, and was a contributing film critic for the magazine “Grand Angle”.
In 2006, he founded Ultime Razzia Productions, a company through which he has produced several short films, including LE CRI DU HOMARD, his directorial debut. The film has received numerous awards, including the Magritte (Belgium Oscar) and César Awards for Best Short Film 2013. We are happy to present Guiot's award winning short LE CRI DU HOMARD on Saturday, June 29 at 10:30am.

CHARLES ZIGMAN, who lives in Los Angeles, is the author of WORLD'S COOLEST MOVIE STAR, the two-volume biography and filmography of French movie legend Jean Gabin (www.jeangabinbook.com), which was one of critic Leonard Maltin's picks for Best Film Book of 2009. Zigman's follow up, a new children's book, will be released on July 4, 2013. He has taught film and television classes at Augusta State University, Georgia, and at the New York Film Academy. Zigman will conduct the post screening discussion after LES MISERABLES, starring the world's coolest movie star, Jean Gabin!