Massenet’s Cendrillon – Loews Theatre, Danbury
This is the recorded Metropolitan Opera performance in High Definition, direct from The Met, in NYC. Times and admission to follow. Metropolitan Opera at Loews theatre
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For May, we plan on showing Day of the Jackal (1973). The film will be in English, but we will show French subtitles. Although the film is American, it does a superb job in showing a fictional story based in a tense period in French history when Charles DeGaulle’s life was in real danger from […]
Cyrano De Bergerac film in Danbury
AMC Loews Danbury 16 61 Eagle Rd., Danbury, CTCYRANO DE BERGERAC is coming to America. Experience the beloved and iconic French romantic comedy, presented by the most prestigious Parisian stage. Captured live in Paris at the National Theatre, La Comedie Francaise, CYRANO DE BERGERAC is coming to US cinemas nationwide for a special one-night event: Wednesday, January 23rd, at AMC Loews Danbury 16 Book […]
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AF Center One Pomperaug Office Park, Suite 301, Southbury, CT, United StatesJoin us for a screening of "Rififi Chez Les Hommes" from 1955, at 2pm.
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AF Center One Pomperaug Office Park, Suite 301, Southbury, CT, United StatesJoin us for "Les Tontons Flingueurs", or "Monsieur Gangster", a classic slapstick comedy from 1963.
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AF Center One Pomperaug Office Park, Suite 301, Southbury, CT, United StatesJoin us for "Chocolat" from 2000. Juliette Binoche stats as a mysterious chocolate maker who shakes up a small town in this beautiful film.
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AF Center One Pomperaug Office Park, Suite 301, Southbury, CT, United StatesJoin us for “Marius" from 1931. The first of Marcel Pagnol's Marseille Trilogy is a romance, and includes some hilarious dialogues that equal or surpass the best of Abbott and Costello. The comedy stands the test of time in this film released when sound in movies was new.
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AF Center One Pomperaug Office Park, Suite 301, Southbury, CT, United StatesOur first film of the year is Fanny, from 1932. Part 2 of the Marseille trilogy: pregant Fanny accepts the marriage proposal of M. Panisse.
