From Wednesday, November 16, 2011 to Tuesday, November 22 at MERCURY-16, Place Garibaldi
Full price: €7.50; Reduced price: €5 (Under certain conditions) and on Monday, reduced price for everyone
-As part of NICE CINE RECRE, a festival reserved for young audiences from November 19 to 27, 2011, session at €3 for the child and their accompanying adult: TEX AVERY FOLIES Saturday 2pm; Sunday 2pm. THE UGLY DUCKLING Saturday 2pm; Sunday 2pm. MADNESS AT THE FARM Saturday 3:20pm; Sunday 3:20pm. GALILEO’S DREAM Saturday 4:10pm; Sunday 4:10pm.
-13th Nice Cinema & Video Encounters, SUPER 8 Festival and Cinema Night with many carte blanche sessions, from November 18 to 20, 2011: FILMS OF SCHOOLS AND WORKSHOPS Friday 2pm; REGIONAL FILMS 1 Friday 4:30pm; TO YOU WHO IS ABOUT TO BE BORN Friday 9pm (with the director present); CHLOE UPSTREAM Friday 10:30pm (with the director present). ROSETTE SEEN BY ROSETTE Saturday 2:30pm (with the Actress/Director present); CARTE BLANCHES to Mehdi Benallal, Maxime Michel, and Michael Hers: Saturday 4:30pm; SUPER 8 FESTIVAL Saturday 8:30pm and 9:45pm; CARTE BLANCHE TO HELIOTROPE SHORT FILMS Saturday Midnight; IDIOTS AND ANGELS Sunday 2am; FASTER PUSSYCAT! KILL! KILL! Sunday 4am. REGIONAL FILMS 2 Sunday 2pm; THE WORLD OF BENOIT FORGEARD Sunday 4:30pm.
-International Film Festival of the Resistance from November 16 to 18, 2011, screenings followed by debates: LIVE FREE Wednesday 8pm. THE OLD MAN AND THE CHILD Thursday 2pm; BLANCHE AND MARIE Thursday 5pm; THE CHILDHOOD COUCH Thursday 8pm. THE ROUNDUP Friday 2pm; MONSIEUR BATIGNOLLES Friday 5pm; FREEDOM Friday 8pm.
-A cult film by Sylvain Estibal, Official Selection Tokyo 2011: WHEN PIGS HAVE WINGS (Original Version) Wednesday 5:20pm; Sunday 7:50pm; Monday 2pm; Tuesday 3:30pm.
-With Monica Bellucci, Louis Garrel, Maurice Garrel, and Céline Salette in a film by Philippe Garrel, Venice Film Festival 2011: A BURNING SUMMER Wednesday 7:50pm; Thursday 2pm; Sunday 9:35pm; Monday 5:40pm; Tuesday 7:50pm.
-5 AWARDS. A film by Bouli Lanners with Zacharie Chasseriaud, Paul Bartel II, Martin Nissen (all awarded a Gold Bayard for Best Actors at the Namur Festival 2011 in addition to a Best Photography Award), Directors’ Fortnight at the Cannes Festival 2011 with 2 prizes: The SACD Award and the Art Cinema Award, and finally, the Youth Award at the Chatenay-Malabri Festival 2011: THE GIANTS Thursday 9:35pm; Saturday 7:55pm; Monday 3:45pm; Tuesday 9pm.
-With Roberto Alagna, Jean-François Balmer, Stéphane Bern, Robin Renucci, Michèle Mercier… in a film by Jean-Louis Guillermou (“Antonio Vivaldi, a Prince in Venice”): THOSE WHO LOVED RICHARD WAGNER Wednesday 3:50pm; Saturday 6pm; Monday 9pm; Tuesday 2pm.
-The latest film by Mohammad Rasoulof with Leyla Zareh, Best Director Award in “Un Certain Regard” at the Cannes Festival 2011: GOODBYE (Original Version) Thursday 7:55pm; Sunday 6pm; Monday 2pm; Tuesday 3:55pm.
-The latest film by Bruno Dumont, Official Selection, “Un Certain Regard” at the Cannes Festival 2011, with David Dewaele, Alexandra Lemaitre, Valérie Mestdagh: OUTSIDE SATAN Thursday 6pm; Sunday 7:40pm; Monday 3:40pm; Tuesday 2pm.
-A documentary film by Cyril Tuschi, Berlin Festival 2011, 4 years of filming, 18 months of editing, dedicated to: KHODORKOVSKI (Original Version) Wednesday 5:20pm; Thursday 3:40pm; Friday 7:35pm; Sunday 7:40pm; Monday 7:40pm; Tuesday 2pm.
-A film by and with Nadine Labaki, Official Selection, “Un Certain Regard” at the Cannes Festival 2011, Ecumenical Jury’s Special Mention Award: WHERE DO WE GO NOW? (Original Version) Wednesday 6pm; Sunday 9:35pm; Monday 5:20pm; Tuesday 7:10pm.
-A film by Lynne Ramsay with Tilda Swinton, Official Competition Cannes 2011, Int. – 12 years: WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN (Original Version) Wednesday 4pm; Saturday 6pm; Monday 7:25pm.
-A film by Bertrand Bonello with Hafsia Herzi, Official Competition Cannes 2011: THE APOLLONIDE – MEMORIES OF A BROTHEL Wednesday 9:35pm; Saturday 9:30pm; Monday 9:25pm; Tuesday 5:40pm.
-A film by Jean-Marc Montout with Jean-Pierre Darroussin: EARLY ONE MORNING Thursday 2pm; Friday 3:55pm; Saturday 7:55pm; Tuesday 9:40pm.
-By and with Nanni Moretti and Michel Piccoli, Official Competition of the Cannes Festival 2011: WE HAVE A POPE (Original Version) Wednesday 2pm; Friday 6:50pm; Monday 9pm; Tuesday 2pm.
-Closing of the 50th SIC at the last Cannes Festival, Valois d’Or for Valérie Donzelli in Angoulême, Grand Prix of the Cabourg Festival 2011, Bloggers’ Prize, Jury Prize, Public Award at Paris Cinema 2011, a film by and with Valérie Donzelli, also with Jérémie Elkaïm, based on a true story: DECLARATION OF WAR Thursday 7:45pm; Monday 3:55pm; Tuesday 6pm.
-The latest film by Lars Von Trier with Kristen Dunst (Best Actress Award at the last Cannes Festival), Charlotte Gainsbourg, Charlotte Rampling… Screening with Cinema Sans Frontières (CSF) debate: MELANCHOLIA (Original Version) Thursday 3:45pm; Tuesday 9:25pm.
-The latest film by Pedro Almodovar with Antonio Banderas, Elena Anaya, and Marisa Paredes, Official Competition Cannes 2011: THE SKIN I LIVE IN (Original Version) Wednesday 7:20pm; Thursday 5:40pm; Sunday 9:40pm; Monday 2pm.
-Alternating hits… MIDNIGHT IN PARIS (Original Version) Sunday 6:10pm. TALES OF THE NIGHT Wednesday 2pm; Sunday 6:10pm. THE RABBI’S CAT Wednesday 3:30pm; Saturday 6:10pm. CARS 2 (Dubbed Version) Wednesday 2pm. THIS MUST BE THE PLACE (Original Version) Wednesday 9:30pm; Friday 9:35pm; Tuesday 3:55pm. THE 7 BROTHERS (Dubbed Version) Saturday 5pm; Sunday 5pm. THE FLUTE AND THE BELL (Dubbed Version) Saturday 3:30pm; Sunday 3:30pm. THE COLORS OF THE MOUNTAIN (Dubbed Version) Saturday 4:20pm; Sunday 4:20pm. ONE PIECE (Stong World) (Original Version) Friday 5:35pm. FREE MEN Friday 2pm; Saturday 9:35pm; Monday 9:40pm. THE SKYLAB Thursday 9:30pm; Monday 5:40pm; Tuesday 7:45pm.
