The only thing better than getting to see a movie for free in Fire City is...well, nothing. Maybe getting free popcorn, too? But another treat that ain't half mauvais is getting to see two movies for the price of one. During AFI, I'll get that chance--and so will you, if you buy a ticket to see these two films from Arnaud Desplechin, the great director behind the Emmanuelle Devos starrer ROIS ET REINE as well as LEO, EN JOUANT DANS LA COMPAGNIE DES HOMMES, and another 2008 AFI premiere, UN CONTE DE NOEL.
A few words from AFI:
Two lesser-known works by the master of contemporary French cinema showcase his versatility and explore themes of family and transition: his award-winning debut LA VIE DES MORTS tells the story of a reunion built on a tragedy, and the documentary L'AIMEE reconstructs his own family's past.
Can't find any trailers for these, but regarding L'AIMEE, here's an interview with the director (in French) about the picture: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fn9-v2qY6fM
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