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10/18 OCTOBER 2020
A film festival for everyone!
JEAN-PIERRE AND LUC DARDENNE – Lumière Award 2020
GUESTS OF HONOUR
Viggo Mortensen • Sabine Azéma •
Thomas Vinterberg • Alice Rohrwacher •
Albert Dupontel • Gabriel Yared •
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THE Monique Melinand and Jean Gabin in Blood to the Head by Gilles Grangier
LUMIÈRE THE PROGRAMME
Since 1895, the year the cinema was invented by the Lumières in Lyon, film theatres had never closed
AWARD their doors. They have now reopened, and the Lumière festival looks forward to welcoming you to all
the theatres of Lyon and its Metropolis to revisit the history of cinema with curiosity and passion, and
to discover a host of premieres that herald wonderful months to come.
Since this past March, we have been able to reflect on the place that cinema occupies in our lives. We
have the answer: it is immeasurable.
Since 2009, the Lumière Award has Welcome to one and all.
recognized a cinema personality for his
or her entire body of work and pivotal Retrospectives
role in the history of cinema. The award
is presented at a gala ceremony attended Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne: and the SACD.
Coming soon: two books of the Lumière Institutes
by artists, professionals, journalists and Lumière Award 2020 collection published by Actes Sud, bringing together six
the festivalgoers. Its international scope, Directors of incomparable style and precision, acclaimed screenplays from collaborations of Michel Audiard with
prestigious list of honourees and media discoverers of actors, the Dardenne brothers have sealed Georges Simenon and Albert Simonin.
their mark on contemporary cinema with their powerful
impact have given the Lumière Award the
vision. In their work, the poetics of reality are pushed A Permanent History of Female directors:
aspiration to become a “Nobel Prize” for to their pinnacle, a nod to their origin as documentary
cinema. filmmakers. Celebrated on the international scene and Joan Micklin Silver
admired by their peers, they have won two Palme dOr A daring pioneering filmmaker, Joan Micklin Silver
awards and several others at the Cannes Film Festival. accomplished her first two feature films, Hester Street and
Along with this years special guests, Lyon audiences Between the Lines at a time when the direction of fiction
and all the festivalgoers, the time has come to celebrate projects was reserved for men. Forming an ambitious
the work of Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne for what it is: duo with husband Raphael D. Silver (she directed, he
humanist, bold, committed, turned towards the young produced), she quickly established a reputation with
FORMER RECIPIENTS generation and crying out for truth.
In collaboration with Films du Fleuve, ARP Sélection,
the public and independent American cinema. Marked
by her Jewish heritage and the issues of her time, Joan
Diaphana and the Cinematek (Belgium). Micklin Silvers filmography questions and contrasts key
themes of American society such as tradition, modernity,
This year, the 2019 Francis Ford Coppola Michel Audiard Centenary independence and uprooting. A discovery thanks to
Cohen Films.
2018 Jane Fonda
12th Lumière Award
The most famous dialogue writer in French cinema, Michel Three other films by female directors will complete the
Audiard began composing his bouquets of words in the
2017 Wong Kar-wai streets of Paris. Introduced by director André Hunebell to
series, allowing us to revisit past editions, with works
will be presented to 2016 Catherine Deneuve the world of cinema, he would write for the great post-war
filmmakers: Gilles Grangier, Claude Autant-Lara, Denys de
then unavailable and since restored: Audiences can
savour films by Lina Wertmüller, Ida Lupino and Wanda
Jean-Pierre et Luc
Jakubowska.
2015 Martin Scorsese La Patellière and Henri Decoin. He would also collaborate
with Jean Delannoy, Henri Verneuil and later Georges
Big classics in black and white
Dardenne 2014 Pedro Almodóvar Lautner for Les Tontons Flingueurs/Monsieur Gangster
(1963), giving us some of the greatest films of the era, with For the second time, the Lumière festival offers a selection
2013 Quentin Tarantino Lino Ventura, Jean Gabin, Bernard Blier, Francis Blanche, of masterpieces that have created the history of cinema.
2012 Ken Loach Mireille Darc, and a gallery of delicious supporting roles. Great classics to become acquainted with or to see again
The handful of films he directed bear his mark: scathing with renewed pleasure on the big screen, from La Grande
2011 Gérard Depardieu dialogues, absurd situations and explosive confrontations Illusion (Jean Renoir, 1937) to Ugetsu (Kenji Mizoguchi,
between social classes. 1953), to Journey to Italy (Roberto Rossellini, 1954) or The
2010 Milos Forman In collaboration with Jacques and Stéphane Audiard, Seventh Seal (Ingmar Bergman, 1957) and many others.
Gaumont, Les Productions Jacques Roitfeld, Pathé, Experience great moments in cinema.
2009 Clint Eastwood StudioCanal, Tamasa, Éditions Montparnasse, TF1 Studio
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Lumière welcomes the Cannes Film Festival
This past May, the whole world had to live without Cannes. The Festival teams nevertheless
produced an Official Selection, in order to support this very particular cinema year. Fall festivals
then offered to screen the films, including Lumière. Although the latter is a festival dedicated
to classic flicks, it will happily make an exception and open itself to films of today. May Lumière
also be a grand celebration of contemporary cinema!
Cannes Official Selection 2020: Premieres Cannes Classics
The Lumière festival welcomes the Official Selection of Lumière will also host a large part of the Cannes Classics
the 2020 Cannes Film Festival. The public will thus be selection, restored films from the Cannes Film Festival.
able to discover premieres in the presence of the teams This year marks several anniversaries: 20 years of In the
of new films of Cannes regulars such as Maïwenn, Thomas Mood for Love by Wong Kar-wai, 60 years of Breathless
Vinterberg, Jonathan Nossiter, Lucas Belvaux or Sharunas and LAvventura, the maestros (Federico Fellini, Pier Paolo
Bartas; new names in the Selection such as Danielle Arbid, Pasolini), rediscoveries of the Cannes Festivals of 60, 68
Marie-Castille Mention-Schaar, Farid Bentoumi, Ludovic , 73 and 81, Melvin Van Peebless debut film, a landmark
and Zoran Boukherma; the first works directed by Viggo documentary on Charlie Chaplin, and other film treasures
Mortensen, Charlène Favier, Fanny Liatard and Jérémy to see again or discover.
Trouilh, Suzanne Lindon, Samir Guesmi or Nicolas Maury;
comedies by Laurent Lafitte, Bruno Podalydès, Emmanuel
Courcol and also the Hong Kong movie of directors
vignettes and the latest animated film from Ghibli studios.
Viggo Mortensen in A History of Violence by David Cronenberg
Guests of honour Events
Each Lumière guest will discuss his or her career and interact with the audience during a master
class at the Comédie Odéon. Invitation to Oliver Stone Homage to Melina Mercouri by Nana
Emblematic director of American cinema, an accomplished Mouskouri
artist and great provocateur of American power since On the occasion of the centenary of her birth, the Lumière
the 1980s, Oliver Stone will present his autobiography, festival pays tribute to the Greek actress with effervescent
Chasing the Light, released in France as À la recherche
Viggo Mortensen Thomas Vinterberg Albert Dupontel de la lumière (LObservatoire). Stone will also introduce
charm, who later became a politician and defender of
European culture. The tribute will be led and accompanied
Discovered on a worldwide scale Vital Danish filmmaker and founding Actor, director and screenwriter an exceptional screening of Born on the Fourth of July in by the exceptional Nana Mouskouri.
thanks to playing Aragorn in the member of the Dogme 95 movement Albert Dupontel deploys his talent restored print at the Auditorium of Lyon.
trilogy of The Lord of the Rings (Peter with Lars von Trier, Thomas with a very particular mastery of
Jackson), Viggo Mortensen has Vinterberg affirms a real presence in the absurd and the grotesque. As
accumulated striking roles, ranging the cinematographic landscape. His an actor, he plays his roles with
from the disturbed in A History of début feature film (The Celebration) singularity; as a director, he sets
Violence (David Cronenberg, 2005), to – first of the Dogme – was rewarded out to create a whole plethora of
the poetic in Captain Fantastic (Matt at the Cannes Film Festival in 1998. characters, each more delectable
Ross, 2016). The year 2020 signals Both in his words and his behaviour, and complex than the next, from
his directorial debut with Falling, he creates films that jostle us. Bernie to See You Up There to 9-Month
selected at Cannes and premiering Lumière will premiere his new film, Stretch. This year marks the release of
at Lumière. Another Round, starring the stirring his new film, Bye Bye Morons.
Mads Mikkelsen.
Sabine Azéma Film music composer
Since the 1970s, Sabine Azéma has Alice Rohrwacher Gabriel Yared
distinguished herself in all genres, A leading figure in Italian auteur The César and Oscar-winning Franco-
at ease both in comedies and in more cinema, Alice Rohrwacher directed Lebanese composer of countless
serious roles. She has collaborated her first feature film Corpo Celeste in unforgettable musical themes,
with many directors, from Bertrand 2011. She quickly established herself Gabriel Yared draws his inspiration
Tavernier to Étienne Chatiliez and is as a major director of the short story from both scholarly and popular
the winner of two Césars. An essential of the new Italian generation; she music. After meeting Jean-Luc
actress in Alain Resnaiss filmography, superimposes styles, sketching Godard, he composed his first score
she remained the muse of the great each of her characters with finesse. for the film Every Man for Himself.
filmmaker until his death. Awarded at Cannes in 2014 for The From then on, Yared has continued
Wonders, her writing skills were creating for the cinema; for Jean-
recognized in 2018 for Happy as Jacques Beineix, Anthony Minghella,
Lazzaro. Xavier Dolan, for movies Betty Blue,
Camille Claudel or Azur and Asmar –
The Princes Quest.
Melina Mercouri and Jules Dassin in Never on Sunday by Jules Dassin
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Tributes: productions, Max von Sydow has J eanne Cherhal, who sang for
–
Tonie Marshall
traversed the cinema for seven Francis Ford Coppola last year, Lumière Classics
decades, always reinventing himself, will perform movie songs that she
The only woman to take home the forever taking on more challenges. has especially prepared for the
César Award for Best Director, Tonie Lumière pays tribute to this faithful festival.
Marshall was a filmmaker committed friend of the festival with the rich and
to the fight for gender equality in the exceptional career.
audiovisual industry. We will pay Other premieres
homage to this loyal friend of the Since it is more important than
festival, who left us earlier this year. In the Mood for Love: 20 th
ever to support the works, artists,
Michel Piccoli anniversary dis tr ibutor s , producer s and
A huge figure in French cinema and A hypnotic ode, In the Mood for Love exhibitors, a handful of premieres
theatre, Michel Piccoli has done first appeared in 2000 at the Cannes will be shown: Frances McDormand,
a myriad of genres, collaborated Film Festival, in a work-in-progress a guest of the festival last year, is
with the greatest filmmakers and state. Twenty years later, the films magnificent in the new film by Chloe
marked the history of cinema. restoration in 4K was performed by Zhao; Sofia Coppola, absent last year
Homage to this film adventurer Criterion and LImmagine Ritrovata, to see her father receive the Lumière
with the projection of a 35mm print under the supervision of Wong Award, gifts us her new film, carried
restored by the Cinémathèque Kar-wai, Lumière Award laureate in by the magnetic Bill Murray; French
française of Divertimento (a shorter, 2017. filmmaker Valérie Lemercier will
alternate version of The Beautiful introduce her biopic, inspired by the
Troublemaker) by Jacques Rivette. life of Celine Dion.
Music!
Max von Sydow
From Ingmar Bergman to Sydney – H omage to Melina Mercouri by
Pollack, from arthouse to lavish Nana Mouskouri accompanied by
five Greek musicians.
Cary Grant and Jeanne Crain in People Will Talk by Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Lumière Classics represents the festival section whose intention is to support – this year more than
ever – a selection of restored films. Thus, within the festival, films restored and contributed by archives,
producers, rights holders, distributors, studios and film libraries benefit from a special section.
The Lumière Classics section is composed of French – Cutting it Short/Shortcuts by Jiří Menzel (Czech
and international films. Republic)
– The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry by Robert Siodmak – The Brilliant Biograph: Earliest Moving Images of
– Difficult Years by Luigi Zampa Europe by Frank Roumen (Netherlands)
– Les Enfants Terribles by Jean-Pierre Melville – Night Riders by Martin Hollý (Slovakia)
– People Will Talk by Joseph L. Mankiewicz – Pearls of the Deep by Jiří Menzel, Jan Němec, Evald
Days of Heaven by Terrence Malick – Fanfan la Tulipe by Christian-Jaque Schorm, Věra Chytilová and Jaromil Jireš (Czech
– An Actors Revenge by Kon Ichikawa Republic)
Lumière Themes – Crime on a Summer Morning by Jacques Deray
– The Amusement Park by George A. Romero
– Derborence by Francis Reusser (Switzerland)
– Swan Lake, 3D by Francesc Rovira Beleta (Spain)
– The Wicker Man by Robin Hardy
Epic screenings Documentaries on the cinema – Picnic at Hanging Rock by Peter Weir Finally, the label also includes films from other
– The Brood by David Cronenberg sections, as is the case for:
The traditional rendezvous for lovers of great films on the A selection of documentaries, never screened before, to
big screen, with this year, the legendary Dersu Uzala by explore the careers of Jack Lemmon and Natalie Wood, – All the Kings Men by King Hu – The Woman and the Puppet by Jacques de Baroncelli
Akira Kurosawa, The Leopard by Luchino Visconti, Planet decipher the films of Jean-Marie Poiré, Yves Robert, Michel – La Cérémonie by Claude Chabrol – The Last Stage by Wanda Jakubowska
of the Apes by Franklin J. Schaffner, Heavens Gate by the Audiard, or go behind the scenes in Hollywood with the – Journey to Italy by Roberto Rossellini
late Michael Cimino... legendary film Greed by Erich von Stroheim. The label is also awarded to films in the section – The Diary of Anne Frank by George Stevens
Treasures and Curiosities, which reminds us of the – The Gentleman from Epsom by Gilles Grangier
importance of immersing ourselves in often little- – The Basilisks/The Lizards by Lina Wertmüller
Sublime moments of silent film The Lumière festival for children known and yet indispensable movies. It highlights – Born on the Fourth of July by Oliver Stone
Cinema-concert of Flesh and the Devil by Clarence Brown, Rendezvous with the family at the Halle Tony Garnier for the consistent and active work of film libraries and – Way Out West and Hog Wild
with the unforgettable Greta Garbo, accompanied by an afternoon dedicated to Laurel and Hardy. Plus, a few archives from around the world to restore and bring
the National Orchestra of Lyon, conducted by Timothy other films from the programme to discover in theatres to life classic cinema.
Brock. Also, The Woman and the Puppet by Jacques de (Fanfan la Tulipe, Monsieur Hulots Holiday, or the latest – The Movement of Things by Manuela Serra (Portugal)
Baroncelli, accompanied on the Auditorium organ, and Ghibli production), for the pleasure of sharing, from an – The Money Order by Ousmane Sembène (Senegal)
the magnificent scenes of early films, restored by the early age, the cinema on the big screen. – Sodrásban/Current by István Gaál (Hungary)
Eye Film Institute: The Brilliant Biograph: Earliest Moving – Letter Never Sent by Mikhail Kalatozov (Russia)
Images of Europe.
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Main events
Opening night Invitation to Oliver Stone « Inoubliable Greta Garbo ! »
Saturday, October 10 at 6 pm at the Halle Tony Garnier Sunday, October 11 at 7:15 pm at the Auditorium
The opening night of the Lumière festival, with the An exceptional visit by filmmaker Oliver Stone. Meeting
Lyonnais public, artists, professionals, and film buffs followed by the screening of the restored print of Born
who come together to launch a week of celebrations of on the Fourth of July.
cinema and its history. In partnership with Universal
Special family event Master class by Jean-Pierre and Luc
Sunday, October 11 at 3 pm at the Halle Tony Garnier
Dardenne
Laurel and Hardy on the big screen of the Halle, for the
pleasure of young and old alike! Friday, October 16 at 3 pm at Célestins, Théâtre of Lyon
Free entry, ticket office opens in September.
Cinema-concerts at the Auditorium of
Lyon Presentation of the Lumière Award
Wednesday, October 14 at 8 pm Friday, October 16 in the evening at the Congress Centre
Flesh and the Devil by Clarence Brown Presentation of the Lumière Award to Jean-Pierre and Luc
The motion picture that marked the beginning of a fruitful Dardenne during a ceremony attended by many guests,
collaboration between Clarence Brown and the divine followed by the screening of one of their films.
Greta Garbo, accompanied by the National Orchestra Ticket office opens in September.
of Lyon, conducted by Timothy Brock, to music by Carl
Davis. A film concert to announce the upcoming Clarence
Brown retrospective. Master classes by artists
Sunday, October 18 at 11 am Daily at the Comédie Odéon
The Woman and the Puppet by Jacques de Baroncelli Meet the festival guests of honour: Viggo Mortensen,
New restoration to discover this splendour of silent Sabine Azéma, Thomas Vinterberg, Alice Rohrwacher,
movies, accompanied on the organ by Paul Goussot. Albert Dupontel and Gabriel Yared.
Ticket office opens in September.
LA ET
CHAIR DIABLE LE
Ciné-concert à l’Auditorium de Lyon
© 1926 Warner Bros. Ent. Tous Droits Réservés
Mercredi 14 octobre 2020 à 20h
Avec l’Orchestre national de Lyon, dirigé par Timothy Brock
En partenariat avec Warner Bros.
Thomas Doret and Cécile de France
in The Kid with a Bike by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne
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Cant make heads or tails of the programme?
Here are some tips…
For adventurers For lovers of suspense
Fans of epic sagas and emotional jolts Eager for thrilling intrigue
– The Vikings by Richard Fleischer (1958) The Third Man by Carol Reed (1949)
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– The Leopard by Luchino Visconti (1963) Laura by Otto Preminger (1944)
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– Planet of the Apes by Franklin J. Schaffner (1968) Maigret Sets a Trap/Inspector Maigret by Jean
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– Heavens Gate by Michael Cimino (1980) Delannoy (1958)
– Born on the Fourth of July by Oliver Stone (1989) The Night Affair by Gilles Grangier (1958)
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– The English Patient by Anthony Minghella (1996) Joy House by René Clément (1964)
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The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry by Robert Siodmak
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For pensive thinkers (1945)
Partial to beautiful images and poetic Young Love by Guy Lefranc (1951)
–
atmospheres Theres Always a Price Tag by Denys de La Patellière
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– Ugetsu by Kenji Mizoguchi (1953) (1957)
– The Seventh Seal by Ingmar Bergman (1957) The Counterfeiters of Paris by Gilles Grangier (1961)
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– Letter Never Sent by Mikhail Kalatozov (1959) The Brood by David Cronenberg (1979)
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– Lavventura by Michelangelo Antonioni (1960) A History of Violence by David Cronenberg (2005)
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– Picnic at Hanging Rock by Peter Weir (1975)
– Dersu Uzala by Akira Kurosawa (1975) For connoisseurs
– Days of Heaven by Terrence Malick (1978) Seeking novelty or a recent restoration
– The Movement of Things by Manuela Serra (1985) – The Last Stage by Wanda Jakubowska (1948)
– In the Mood for Love by Wong Kar-wai (2000) – Outrage by Ida Lupino (1950)
– Happy as Lazzaro by Alice Rohrwacher (2018) – The Basilisks/The Lizards by Lina Wertmüller (1963)
– An Actors Revenge by Kon Ichikawa (1963)
For die-hard comedy fans – The Amusement Park by George A. Romero (1973)
Appreciative of witticisms and the burlesque – The Wicker Man by Robin Hardy (1973)
– Way Out West by James W. Horne (1937) – Hester Street by Joan Micklin Silver (1975)
– Monsieur Hulots Holiday by Jacques Tati (1953) – Le Chant du Rossignol by Jean-Pierre and Luc
– The Counterfeiters of Paris by Gilles Grangier (1961) Dardenne (1978)
– Les Tontons flingueurs/Monsieur Gangster by – All the Kings Men by King Hu (1983)
Georges Lautner (1963) – Falsch by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne (1986)
– Lets Not Get Angry by Georges Lautner (1966) – Films from the section Treasures & Curiosities
– The Swindle by Gérard Pirès (1980)
– A Fish in the Bathtub by Joan Micklin Silver (1998)
… Add, subtract, mix & match! Find the synopses of all the
movies on pp. 35-46.
Michel
En collaboration avec Jacques et Stéphane Audiard, Gaumont, Les Productions Jacques Roitfeld,
Pathé, Studiocanal, TF1 Studio, Tamasa, Éditions Montparnasse et la SACD
George Sanders et Ingrid Bergman in Journey to Italy by Roberto Rossellini
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A Village The Cine-Fair of the Lumière festival
Located in the heart of the park between the Lumière Villa and the Hangar Saturday, October 17 from 11 am to 7 pm and Sunday, October 18 from 9
du Premier-Film, the village is open from Saturday, October 10 to Sunday, am to 6 pm
October 18 from 10:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
On Rue du Premier-Film (4 sites). Free entry.
More than a hundred exhibitors to help you discover cinema treasures and
The village DVD market items of photography (movie cameras, film cameras, posters, books, etc.).
With nearly 5,000 titles available each year, the Lumière festivals ephemeral
DVD market is the largest collection of heritage DVDs and Blu-rays in France.
It offers you the possibility of unearthing films not to be found elsewhere,
and also great classics.
The Remake of Leaving the Lumière
Factory
The cinema bookstore The traditional rendezvous where new versions of the first film in the History
The village cinema bookstore offers nearly 500 references (biographies, of Cinema (Leaving the Factory) is shot, on Rue du Premier-Film by guest
graphic novels, magazines, novels, rarities, etc.) with a spotlight on works filmmakers, including the Dardenne brothers this year.
related to the Lumière 2020 lineup, extending your cinephilia enjoyment.
The official boutique
The festival Prizes
Set up in the village, it will also propose a selection of items for sale during The Fabienne Vonier Prize is presented to an illustrious female
main events. figure of the film industry in homage to Fabienne Vonier, co-founder of
the company Pyramide. This year, it will be presented to Sophie Seydoux,
president of the Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé Foundation.
The Restaurant
Run by Serge Magner Catering, which has invited this year the chef of the
Bistrot du Potager, Floriant Rémont, to create the menu. Originally from The Raymond Chirat Prize, created in memory of the inestimable
the Landes, he offers up-to-the-minute cuisine that varies according to French cinema historian, recognizes a writer, historian or publisher who
what is locally available. He enjoys mixing his Basque influences with endeavours for the transmission of cinema heritage.
Mediterranean, Italian, Spanish and Corsican cuisine...
The Bernard Chardère Prize is bestowed upon an outstanding
The beer bar film critic and author, like Bernard Chardère himself, founder of the review
Have a frosty one with the Fleur du Malt, a team of craft beer specialists Positif in Lyon, writer, as well as the first director and co-founder of the
who select a dozen original and tasty brews for the village! Lumière Institute.
A We Love Cinema space, in partnership with BNP Paribas
A relaxation and connected space to discover by OCS
A festival of solidarity and commitment
A festival for everyone
Each year, with the Rhône Prefecture and the Prefecture of the Region, the
A DVD Publishers fair Lumière festival allows refugees and persons in integration structures to
In the presence of publishers, 2nd edition get approach employment, and to be integrated into the festivals volunteer
teams. The system is also aimed at young people, RSA (minimum salary)
Sunday, October 11 10:30 am - 7:30 pm, MIFC Village beneficiaries, recent prisoners, job seekers, individuals with mental
Rue du Premier-Film, next to the Hangar disabilities, unaccompanied minors.
Free admission
Designed for both the general public and professionals, the 2nd edition
of the DVD Publishers Fair celebrates the editorial work of physical video Lumière and Cinema Dreams
publishers (DVD, Blu-ray, Ultra HD, box sets, new releases, etc.) and lets us In partnership with the “Rêve de Cinéma” association, screenings for
in on their news. A unique opportunity that fosters direct contact between hospitalised children and actions are organized at the Woman-Mother-
video editors and moviegoers. Presentations and sales of DVDs, Blu-rays, Child Hospital, at the Léon Bérard Centre (IHOP) and the Saint-Vincent-
box sets, exclusives. de-Paul clinic.
> At 3 pm, the platform of a movement of 70 video editors: actors of A low carbon initiative
the video publishing universe are coming together to challenge public The Lumière festival is doing its part to act for the preservation of the
authorities and demand a plan to safeguard and revive the sector. Spotlight environment by offsetting its carbon footprint with the support of two
on their assertations and demands. plantation projects in the Metropolis and in the Region. The festival also
promotes soft mobility, providing the guests and volunteers with free use
MIFC Village conference room. Free admission (reserve a ticket at the box office)
of Vélovs (city rental bikes) in partnership with Decaux.
Screenings in penitentiary establishments
Each year, a festival guest introduces a film at the Lyon-Corbas Prison.
A selection of films of the festival are also shown on video broadcast daily
to inmates in several penitentiaries in the region.
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The newspaper The festival exhibitions
Indispensable and practical to have on hand to follow
the festival day by day. Published every morning of the
festival, distributed in the village, in the theatres, and
available online. Get all the exclusive content via our
website, newsletter and social networks.
ON THE
International Classic
The catalogue Film Market
LUMIÈRE FESTIVAL, LYON, FRANCE.
FILM SETS
A deep dive into the programme through newly published
texts with rich illustrations.
From this year, the festival catalogue will be dematerialized Tuesday 13 to Friday 16 October 2020
OF THE
and accessible online. Nevertheless, we know many of
you would prefer a printed version. We therefore offer a 8th edition
subscription reply form (at festival-lumiere.org/en/) and
The International Classic Film Market is the annual
DARDENNES
if the number of requests is sufficient, the catalogue will
have a physical edition. global forum dedicated to professionals in the classic
film industry. It allows them to discuss the challenges of
the sector, find new outlets, share experiences – in short
Before and after, more of the – to network and do business. Themes are organised Cinema Gallery 1
festival
© Christine Plenus
through a dozen round tables, line-up presentations of 20 Rue du Premier-Film
cataloguists, distributors and video editors and BtoB Lyon 8th (metro: Monplaisir-
In September, take advantage of “Waiting for Jean- Lumière)
Pierre and Luc Dardenne” at the Lumière Institute: film time in a large dedicated workspace.
conferences and screenings to immerse yourself in the October 6 to December 6
world of the Dardennes. On the agenda for the 8th edition:
Also in September, a remembrance of Milos Forman and Special Guest: Nathanaël Karmitz (Chairman of the – During the festival: Since the first feature films directed by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, Christine
the presentation of his Lumière Award in 2010, followed executive board of mk2) 10:30am to 10:30 pm Plenus has been the appointed still photographer. Her photographs tell the stories
by Loves of a Blonde. Guest Country: Portugal – Before and after the of their films with a unique perspective and capture magical moments at the heart
Additionally, an evening of “film music” with the screening festival: Saturday and of their creation.
of the documentary on Gabriel Yared, guest of honour Round tables on the changing heritage cinema sector,
new proposals for cinemas, objectives and challenges Sunday, 11am to 6:30pm From Falsch (1986) to Young Ahmed (2019), the exhibition traces the cinematographic
of the festival.
At the end of October, we will extend the fun with the of policies to support the sector at a European level, the Our thanks to Christine Plenus journey of Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, through more than fifty photographs.
“Best of” series of the festival at the Lumière Institute. conservation of physical and dematerialized media, etc.
IN THE MOOD FOR
Accreditation and programme at
www.mifc.fr/en/
WONG KAR-WAI
Wong Kar-wai, a singular filmmaker, embodies the revival of
cinema in Hong Kong and Asia in general. From As Tears Go
LUMIÈRE By (1988) to The Grandmaster (2013), the exhibition traces his
cinematic journey through numerous photographs. It takes us
CAFÉ into a paradoxical universe, which combines the modernity of
form and the melancholy reflection on memory and desire.
Tuesday
through Friday Cinema Gallery 3, 3 Rue Pleney, Lyon 1st
12pm to 10pm
(metro: Hôtel de ville)
Saturday
10am to 10pm CINEMA October 7 to November 1st
Sunday
10am to 7pm
BOOKSTORE -During the festival: 11am to 8pm
-Before and after the festival: Tuesday through Sunday, 12pm to 7pm
AND DVD SHOP Our thanks to Didier Courbon
Tuesday
through Friday
12pm to 7pm
Saturday
& Sunday
EXHIBITIONS OF ORIGINAL MOVIE POSTERS
The Lumière Institute opens its collections and offers three exhibits to discover the richness of its heritage.
11am to 7pm
20 rue du Premier-Film
Lyon 8 th Posters of the films of the Posters of films with screenplay or Posters of films with Sabine Azéma
Dardenne brothers dialogue by Michel Audiard At the Toboggan of Décines-Charpieu
Special hours during the festival: Daily from 10:30am to 10pm At Cine-Rilleux in Rilleux-la-Pape At the media library of Francheville
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All screenings are introduced by our guests, artists, historians or film critics.
For your safety and comfort, the time period between screenings has been increased.
All films are presented in their original language with French subtitles (VOSTF), except for childrens films, shown in
French (VF). French-speaking films labelled EngST are subtitled in English.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10
OPENING NIGHT
HALLE TONY GARNIER
© Collection Institut Lumière / Jean-Luc Mège photographies
6PM
The official launch of the 12th edition of the
Lumière festival in the beautiful Halle Tony
Garnier with the Lyonnais public, movie
buffs and special guests.
The evening will be hosted by Thierry
Frémaux, Director of the Lumière festival,
in the presence of Bertrand Tavernier,
President of the Lumière Institute.
Spend the whole day at the Lumière Institute!
LUMIÈRE INSTITUTE (THEATRE 1) LUMIÈRE INSTITUTE (THEATRE 2)
10:30am AUDIARD CENTENARY JOAN MICKLIN SILVER
11am
OPENING Between the Lines by Joan
Blood to the Head by Gilles Micklin Silver (1h41)
Grangier (1h23) DOCUMENTARY
2:30pm
FEMALE DIRECTORS
2:45pm Jean-Marie Poiré, juste une
Outrage by Ida Lupino mise au point by Sébastien
(1h15) Labadie (1h)
EPIC SCREENINGS
5:15pm DARDENNE BROTHERS
4:45pm
The Vikings by Richard The Son by Jean-Pierre
Fleischer (1h56) and Luc Dardenne (1h43,
© Cite Films-Titanus / DR
LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
8:30pm EngST)
The Wicker Man by Robin AUDIARD CENTENARY
7:45pm
Hardy (1h34) Taxi for Tobruk by Denys de
La Patellière (1h33, EngST)
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11
LUMIÈRE INSTITUTE (THEATRE 1) PATHÉ BELLECOUR (THEATRE 1) PATHÉ BELLECOUR (THEATRE 3)
10:30am AUDIARD CENTENARY 10:45 am AUDIARD CENTENARY C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE/
5:30pm
125 Rue Montmartre by Gilles The Counterfeiters of Paris by VIGGO MORTENSEN
Grangier (1h25, EngST) Gilles Grangier (1h38, EngST) Falling by Viggo Mortensen
2:45pm V IGGO MORTENSEN 3pm THOMAS VINTERBERG (1h52)
THE FAMILY EVENT
The Indian Runner by Sean The Hunt by Thomas
Penn (2h07) Vinterberg (1h51) CINÉMA COMŒDIA LAUREL AND HARDY!
6pm BIG CLASSICS IN B&W 6:30pm C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE 10:45am BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
Laura by Otto Preminger Home Front by Lucas Belvaux La Grande illusion by Jean HALLE TONY GARNIER AT 3PM
(1h28) (1h41, EngST) Renoir (1h53)
Two irresistible classic adventures with the most famous
8:30pm C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE/ 9:15pm C ANNES CLASSICS 11:15am JOAN MICKLIN SILVER
THOMAS VINTERBERG Breathless by Jean-Luc Hester Street by Joan Micklin of comedic duos!
Another Round by Thomas Godard (1h29, EngST) Silver (1h31) Hog Wild by James Parrott (19 min)
Vinterberg (1h56)
2:45pm A LICE ROHRWACHER Way Out West by James W. Horne (1h05)
PATHÉ BELLECOUR (THEATRE 2) Happy as Lazzaro by Alice
LUMIÈRE INSTITUTE (THEATRE 2) 11:15am AUDIARD CENTENARY Rohrwacher (2h06) In French.
10:45am DARDENNE BROTHERS The Swindle by Gérard Pirès 6pm C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE
Le Chant du Rossignol (1h29) Gagarine by Fanny Liatard
followed by For the War to 2:30pm Female directors and Jérémy Trouilh (1h37,
End, the Walls Should Have The Last Stage by Wanda EngST)
Crumbled by Jean-Pierre and Jakubowska (1h51) 8:45pm BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
Luc Dardenne (1h52, EngST) The Third Man by Carol Reed
2:30pm DOCUMENTARY
5:30pm AUDIARD CENTENARY
(1h45)
DARDENNE BROTHERS
5:30pm LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
9:15pm CINÉ RILLIEUX/RILLIEUX
Lets Not Get Angry by The Promise by Jean-Pierre The Brood by David
Terre promise – Le Rêve Georges Lautner (1h46, and Luc Dardenne (1h33, Cronenberg (1h32) AUDIARD CENTENARY
3pm
américain (Parts 1 & 2) by The President by Henri
Michel Lerokourez (1h50)
EngST) LUMIÈRE TERREAUX EngST)
Verneuil (1h48)
8:30pm DARDENNE BROTHERS 11am BIG CLASSICS IN B&W A LICE ROHRWACHER
8:15pm LUMIÈRE BELLECOUR
5:30pm AUDIARD CENTENARY The Unknown Girl by Jean- Corpo Celeste by Alice
Monsieur Hulots Holiday by
Young Love by Guy Lefranc Pierre and Luc Dardenne Jacques Tati (1h27) Rohrwacher (1h38) REMEMBERING TONIE
2:15pm ESPACE CULTUREL ÉOLE/
(1h34) (1h46, EngST) MARSHALL CRAPONNE
8:15pm BIG CLASSICS IN B&W AUDIARD CENTENARY
2:30pm Number One by Tonie
The Long Teeth by Daniel UGC CINÉ CITÉ CONFLUENCE Marshall (1h50, EngST) DARDENNE BROTHERS
6pm
Red River by Howard Hawks The Son by Jean-Pierre and
(2h13) Gélin (1h40) (THEATRE 1) 5pm MELINA MERCOURI Luc Dardenne (1h43, EngST)
2pm EPIC SCREENINGS Stella by Michael Cacoyannis
Planet of the Apes by Franklin (1h33)
J. Schaffner (1h55) CINÉ AQUEDUC/DARDILLY
TREASURES & CURIOSITIES
7:45pm
5pm LUMIÈRE CLASSICS The Money Order by AUDIARD CENTENARY
5:30pm
The Strange Affair of Uncle Ousmane Sembène (1h30) The Gentleman of Epsom by
Harry by Robert Siodmak Gilles Grangier (1h27, EngST)
(1h21) UGC ASTORIA
THOMAS VINTERBERG
7:45pm AUDIARD CENTENARY
2:30pm
The Celebration by Thomas Maigret and the St. Fiacre
Vinterberg (1h45) Case by Jean Delannoy (1h38)
S ABINE AZÉMA
5:30pm
UGC CINÉ CITÉ CONFLUENCE A Sunday in the Country
(THEATRE 2) by Bertrand Tavernier
C ANNES CLASSICS
2:15pm (1h34,EngST)
Lavventura by Michelangelo
Antonioni (2h20) PATHÉ VAISE
C ANNES CLASSICS/
5:45pm EPIC SCREENINGS
3pm
DOCUMENTARY The Vikings by Richard
Be Water by Bao Nguyen Fleischer (1h56)
(1h44)
MEET INVITATION TO V IGGO MORTENSEN
8:30pm CINÉMA LES ALIZÉS/BRON
Captain Fantastic by Matt DVD Publishers Fair
VIGGO MORTENSEN OLIVER STONE Ross (2h) DARDENNE BROTHERS
6pm
Rosetta by Jean-Pierre and 2nd edition
PUBLIC MASTER CLASS AUDITORIUM OF LYON AT 7:15 PM Luc Dardenne (1h35, EngST)
CINÉMA OPÉRA 10:30am to 7:30pm
AT THE COMÉDIE ODÉON AT 3:30 PM A conversation with the director, hosted by AUDIARD CENTENARY
3:15pm At the Village of the
Theres Always a Price Tag by
LE ZOLA/VILLEURBANNE
Thierry Frémaux, followed by the premiere of V IGGO MORTENSEN
7:30pm International Classic Film
Denys de La Patellière (1h58)
the new restoration of Born on the Fourth of A History of Violence by David Market
LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
6:15pm
July (2h25) Picnic at Hanging Rock by
Cronenberg (1h35)
Information on page 12
Our thanks to Universal Peter Weir (1h47)20 | | 21
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12
UGC CINÉ CITÉ CONFLUENCE LUMIÈRE BELLECOUR LE ZOLA/VILLEURBANNE
(THEATRE 2) 3:30pm V
IGGO MORTENSEN LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
8:30pm
C ANNES CLASSICS
3:30pm Alatriste by Agustín Díaz Picnic at Hanging Rock by
He, She or It/The Doll by Yanes (2h25) Peter Weir (1h47)
Jacques Baratier (1h34, DARDENNE BROTHERS
5:45pm
EngST) preceded by The Child by Jean-Pierre and PATHÉ CARRÉ DE SOIE/VAULX-
Swan Lake, 3D by Francesc Luc Dardenne (1h35, EngST)
Rovira Beleta (12min) EN-VELIN
LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
8:30pm EPIC SCREENINGS
8pm
C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE
6:30pm Crime on a Summer Morning
Teddy by Ludovic and Zoran Planet of the Apes by Franklin
by Jacques Deray (1h49) J. Schaffner (1h55)
Boukherma (1h28, EngST)
9pm C ANNES CLASSICS UGC ASTORIA
The Chess Game of the Wind CINÉMIONS/MIONS
by Mohammad Reza Aslani EPIC SCREENINGS
4:15pm AUDIARD CENTENARY
8pm
(1h33) Dersu Uzala by Akira Les Tontons flingueurs/
Kurosawa (2h23) Monsieur Gangster by
CINÉMA OPÉRA 20TH ANNIVERSARY!
7:45pm Georges Lautner (1h52,
In the Mood for Love by Wong EngST)
BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
MEET 2:45pm
Ugetsu by Kenji Mizoguchi
Kar-wai (1h38)
ÉCULLY CINÉMA – CENTRE
THOMAS VINTERBERG (1h37)
PATHÉ VAISE CULTUREL/ÉCULLY
AUDIARD CENTENARY
5:30pm
PUBLIC MASTER CLASS 125 Rue Montmartre by Gilles BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
8:30pm AUDIARD CENTENARY
7:30pm
Grangier (1h25, EngST) Laura by Otto Preminger Maigret and the St. Fiacre
AT THE COMÉDIE ODÉON AT 3PM A LICE ROHRWACHER
8:15pm
(1h28) Case by Jean Delannoy (1h38)
Corpo Celeste by Alice
Rohrwacher (1h38)
LUMIÈRE INSTITUTE (THEATRE 1) LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
8pm BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
8:45pm
People Will Talk by Joseph L. Journey to Italy by Roberto
10:30am JOAN MICKLIN SILVER Mankiewicz (1h50) Rossellini (1h23)
Hester Street by Joan Micklin
Silver (1h31)
2:30pm AUDIARD CENTENARY PATHÉ BELLECOUR (THEATRE 2) LUMIÈRE TERREAUX
Theres Always a Price Tag by 11:15am TREASURES & CURIOSITIES 10:45am THOMAS VINTERBERG
Denys de La Patellière (1h58) The Money Order by Submarino by Thomas
5:45pm A LICE ROHRWACHER Ousmane Sembène (1h30) Vinterberg (1h50)
The Wonders by Alice 2:30pm LUMIÈRE CLASSICS 2:45pm V IGGO MORTENSEN
Rohrwacher (1h50) An Actors Revenge by Kon Far from Men by David
8:45pm C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE/ Ichikawa (1h53) Oelhoffen (1h41) TREASURES & CURIOSITIES
VIGGO MORTENSEN 5:45pm TREASURES & CURIOSITIES 5:30pm JOAN MICKLIN SILVER
Falling by Viggo Mortensen Sodrásban/Current by István Between the Lines by Joan Films of the day:
(1h52) Gaál (1h21) Micklin Silver (1h41) • Senegal: The Money Order by Ousmane Sembène
8:15pm LUMIÈRE CLASSICS 8:15pm LUMIÈRE CLASSICS at Pathé Bellecour at 11:15am
LUMIÈRE INSTITUTE (THEATRE 2) La Cérémonie by Claude The Amusement Park by
Chabrol (1h51) George A. Romero (53min) • Switzerland: Derborence by Francis Reusser
10:45am AUDIARD CENTENARY
Blood to the Head by Gilles 10pm LUMIÈRE CLASSICS at the Villa Lumière at 5:15pm
Grangier (1h23) PATHÉ BELLECOUR (THEATRE 3) The Wicker Man by Robin • Hungary: Sodrásban/Current by István Gaál
Hardy (1h34)
2:30pm DARDENNE BROTHERS 6pm C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE at Pathé Bellecour at 5.45pm
Young Ahmed by Jean-Pierre Rascal by Peter Dourountzis
and Luc Dardenne (1h24) (1h36) UGC CINÉ CITÉ CONFLUENCE
5:15pm TREASURES & CURIOSITIES EPIC SCREENINGS
8:45pm (THEATRE 1)
Derborence by Francis Days of Heaven by Terrence EPIC SCREENINGS
2:30pm
Reusser (1h34, EngST) Malick (1h34) The Leopard by Luchino
8pm LUMIÈRE CLASSICS Visconti (3h)
All the Kings Men by King Hu CINÉMA COMŒDIA C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE
6:45pm
(1h49) The Origin of the World by
10:45am V IGGO MORTENSEN
Green Book by Peter Farrelly Laurent Lafitte (1h38, EngST)
PATHÉ BELLECOUR (THEATRE 1) (2h10) DARDENNE BROTHERS
9:30pm
10:45am AUDIARD CENTENARY 11:15am BIG CLASSICS IN B&W The Kid with a Bike by Jean- PERMANENT HISTORY OF
Pierre and Luc Dardenne
Taxi for Tobruk by Denys de
La Patellière (1h33, EngST)
Monsieur Hulots Holiday by
Jacques Tati (1h27) (1h27, EngST) Female directors
2pm BIG CLASSICS IN B&W 2:45pm AUDIARD CENTENARY JOAN MICKLIN SILVER
Red River by Howard Hawks The Gentleman of Epsom by
(2h13) Gilles Grangier (1h27, EngST) Films of the day:
5:30pm AUDIARD CENTENARY 5:30pm C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE/ • Hester Street at the Lumière Institute at 10:30am
Dont Take Gods Children THOMAS VINTERBERG
for Wild Geese/Leontine by Another Round by Thomas • Between the Lines at Lumière Terreaux at 5:30pm
Michel Audiard (1h23, EngST) Vinterberg (1h56)22 | | 23
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13
LUMIÈRE INSTITUTE (THEATRE 1) S ABINE AZÉMA
9:45pm
Mélo by Alain Resnais (1h52)
PATHÉ BELLECOUR (THEATRE 3) MICHEL AUDIARD
10:30am AUDIARD CENTENARY LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
8:30pm
Maigret Sets a Trap/ Joy House by René Clément CENTENARY
Inspector Maigret by Jean PATHÉ BELLECOUR (THEATRE 1) (1h38, EngST)
Films of the day:
Delannoy (1h56) 10:45am BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
2pm TREASURES & CURIOSITIES All About Eve by Joseph L. CINÉMA COMŒDIA • Maigret Sets a Trap/Inspector Maigret by Jean
Sodrásban/Current by István Mankiewicz (2h18)
10:45am V IGGO MORTENSEN
Delannoy at the Lumière Institute at 10:30am
Gaál (1h21) 2:15pm AUDIARD CENTENARY • The Night Affair by Gilles Grangier at Pathé
A History of Violence by David
4:30pm S ABINE AZÉMA The Night Affair by Gilles Cronenberg (1h35) Bellecour at 2:15pm
A Sunday in the Country by Grangier (1h33, EngST)
Bertrand Tavernier (1h34, 11:15am BIG CLASSICS IN B&W • The Counterfeiters of Paris by Gilles Grangier at
5:15pm LUMIÈRE CLASSICS Laura by Otto Preminger
EngST) Fanfan la Tulipe by Christian- (1h28) Cinéma Comœdia at 3:15pm
7:15pm C ANNES CLASSICS Jaque (1h42) • The President by Henri Verneuil at the UGC Ciné
La strada by Federico Fellini 1:15pm TREASURES & CURIOSITIES
(1h48)
8pm BIG CLASSICS IN B&W The Brilliant Biograph: Cité Confluence at 5:30pm
Laura by Otto Preminger Earliest Moving Images of
10pm TREASURES & CURIOSITIES (1h28) Europe by Frank Roumen
• Young Love by Guy Lefranc at Lumière Bellecour
Cutting it Short/Shortcuts by (52min) at 5:45pm
Jiří Menzel (1h38) • The Swindle by Gérard Pirès at the Villa Lumière
PATHÉ BELLECOUR (THEATRE 2) 3:15pm AUDIARD CENTENARY
11:15am TREASURES & CURIOSITIES The Counterfeiters of Paris by at 7:15pm
LUMIÈRE INSTITUTE (THEATRE 2) Derborence by Francis Gilles Grangier (1h38, EngST)
• Dont Take Gods Children for Wild Geese/Leontine
10:30am LUMIÈRE CLASSICS Reusser (1h34, EngST) 6pm C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE by Michel Audiard at Cinéma Opéra at 8pm
People Will Talk by Joseph L. 2:45pm Female directors In the Dusk by Sharunas
Mankiewicz (1h50) The Last Stage by Wanda Bartas (2h07) • The Inquisitor/The Grilling by Claude Miller
2:45pm DOCUMENTARY Jakubowska (1h51) 9:15pm BIG CLASSICS IN B&W (1h24) at Cinéma Les Alizés in Bron at 8:30pm
Yves Robert, le cinéma entre A LICE ROHRWACHER
5:45pm The Seventh Seal by Ingmar
copains by Jérôme Wybon The Wonders by Alice Bergman (1h37)
(1h09) Rohrwacher (1h50)
5:15pm S ABINE AZÉMA 9pm THOMAS VINTERBERG LUMIÈRE TERREAUX
Bonjour Monsieur Doisneau Submarino by Thomas
ou le photographe arrosé by RESERVED FOR SCHOOL
9am
Vinterberg (1h50) CLASSES
Sabine Azéma (54min)
The Diary of Anne Frank by 2:45pm MELINA MERCOURI PREMIERE
8:15pm CINÉMA SAINT-DENIS
7:15pm AUDIARD CENTENARY George Stevens (2h50) The Uninhibited by Juan Nomadland by Chloé Zhao
The Swindle by Gérard Pirès Antonio Bardem (1h34) (1h48) BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
8:30pm
(1h29) Journey to Italy by Roberto
5:30pm JOAN MICKLIN SILVER Rossellini (1h23)
On the Yard by Raphael D. CINÉMA OPÉRA
Silver (1h41)
THOMAS VINTERBERG
2:15pm CINÉMA LES ALIZÉS/BRON
8:30pm THOMAS VINTERBERG The Hunt by Thomas
The Celebration by Thomas Vinterberg (1h51) AUDIARD CENTENARY
8:30pm
Vinterberg (1h45) The Inquisitor/The Grilling by
Female directors
5:15pm Claude Miller (1h24)
The Basilisks/The Lizards by
UGC CINÉ CITÉ CONFLUENCE Lina Wertmüller (1h25)
(THEATRE 1) LE POLARIS/CORBAS
8pm AUDIARD CENTENARY
BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
2:15pm Dont Take Gods Children BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
8pm
La Grande illusion by Jean for Wild Geese/Leontine by All About Eve by Joseph L.
Renoir (1h53) Michel Audiard (1h23, EngST) Mankiewicz (2h18)
AUDIARD CENTENARY
5:30pm
The President by Henri LUMIÈRE BELLECOUR CINÉ MOURGUET/SAINTE-FOY-
LÈS-LYON
© Collection Institut Lumière / Jean-Luc Mège photographies
Verneuil (1h48) AUDIARD CENTENARY
5:45pm
C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE
8:30pm Young Love by Guy Lefranc DARDENNE BROTHERS
8pm
French Tech by Bruno (1h34) The Promise by Jean-Pierre
Podalydès (1h32, EngST) and Luc Dardenne (1h33,
Female directors
8:30pm EngST)
Outrage by Ida Lupino (1h15)
UGC CINÉ CITÉ CONFLUENCE
(THEATRE 2) MÉDIATHÈQUE JACQUES BREL/
UGC ASTORIA NEUVILLE-SUR-SAÔNE
C ANNES CLASSICS
2:30pm DARDENNE BROTHERS
4:45pm
MEET The Story of a Three-Day The Son by Jean-Pierre and 6:30pm
Cinema lecture on the
Pass by Melvin Van Peebles Luc Dardenne (1h43, EngST) cinema of Michel Audiard
ALICE ROHRWACHER (1h27, EngST)
C ANNES CLASSICS
7:45pm
(approx. 1h30, Free entry)
C ANNES CLASSICS/
5:15pm Lavventura by Michelangelo
PUBLIC MASTER CLASS DOCUMENTARY Antonioni (2h20)
Fellini degli spiriti by
AT THE COMÉDIE ODÉON AT 3PM Anselma DellOlio (1h40)24 | | 25
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14
CINEMA-CONCERT!
Flesh and the Devil
by Clarence Brown (1h52)
AUDITORIUM OF LYON AT 8PM
Accompanied by the National Orchestra of Lyon
conducted by Timothy Brock
Music by Carl Davis
LUMIÈRE TERREAUX 6pm LUMIÈRE CLASSICS CINÉ MOURGUET/SAINTE-FOY-
The Strange Affair of Uncle LÈS-LYON
11am DARDENNE BROTHERS Harry by Robert Siodmak
Lorsque le bateau de Léon M. (1h21) BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
8pm
descendit la Meuse pour la The Third Man by Carol Reed
première fois LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
8:30pm
© Paul Grandsard
(1h45)
Followed by R… ne répond Joy House by René Clément
plus by Jean-Pierre and Luc (1h38, EngST)
Dardenne (1h36, EngST) IRIS/FRANCHEVILLE
C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE
2:30pm LUMIÈRE BELLECOUR 6pm Cinema lecture on the films
In the Dusk by Sharunas of the Dardenne brothers
AUDIARD CENTENARY
5:45pm at the Media library (approx.
MEET REMEMBERING Bartas (2h07) Taxi for Tobruk by Denys de 1h30, free entry)
JOAN MICKLIN SILVER
5:45pm La Patellière (1h33, EngST)
SABINE AZÉMA TONIE MARSHALL Hester Street by Joan Micklin LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
8:30pm
DARDENNE BROTHERS
8:30pm
Silver (1h31) Two Days, One Night by Jean-
PUBLIC MASTER CLASS Homage to the director, a faithful friend of the All the Kings Men by King Hu Pierre and Luc Dardenne
LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
8:30pm (1h49) (1h35, EngST)
AT THE COMÉDIE ODÉON AT 3:30PM Lumière festival, who left us this year. Les Enfants terribles by Jean-
Number One by Tonie Marshall at Pathé Bellecour Pierre Melville (1h45)
UGC ASTORIA CINÉMA REX/NEUVILLE-SUR-
at 5pm 5pm A LICE ROHRWACHER SAÔNE
UGC CINÉ CITÉ CONFLUENCE Happy as Lazzaro by Alice
(THEATRE 1) AUDIARD CENTENARY
8pm
Rohrwacher (2h06) Lets Not Get Angry by
2pm EPIC SCREENINGS THOMAS VINTERBERG
8:15pm Georges Lautner (1h46,
LUMIÈRE INSTITUTE (THEATRE 1) BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
8pm REMEMBERING TONIE
5pm Days of Heaven by Terrence The Celebration by Thomas EngST)
La Grande illusion by Jean MARSHALL Malick (1h34) Vinterberg (1h45)
10:30am LUMIÈRE CLASSICS Renoir (1h53) Number One by Tonie
Difficult Years by Luigi Zampa AUDIARD CENTENARY
4:30pm
Marshall (1h50, EngST) The Professional by Georges
(1h53) CINÉMA BELLECOMBE
2:45pm BIG CLASSICS IN B&W PATHÉ BELLECOUR (THEATRE 1) DARDENNE BROTHERS
8pm Lautner (1h48, EngST) G ABRIEL YARED
8pm
Young Ahmed by Jean-Pierre PREMIERE
7:15pm The English Patient by
Ugetsu by Kenji Mizoguchi 11:15am AUDIARD CENTENARY and Luc Dardenne (1h24)
(1h37) Blood to the Head by Gilles On the Rocks by Sofia Anthony Minghella (2h42)
Grangier (1h23) Coppola (1h36)
5:45pm C ANNES CLASSICS/
DOCUMENTARY 2:45pm C ANNES CLASSICS PATHÉ BELLECOUR (THEATRE 3) CINÉMA GÉRARD-PHILIPE/
Wim Wenders, Desperado Accattone by Pier Paolo EPIC SCREENINGS
8:30pm UGC CINÉ CITÉ CONFLUENCE VÉNISSIEUX
by Eric Friedler and Andreas Pasolini (1h57) The Vikings by Richard (THEATRE 2)
Frege (2h) BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
8pm
6:30pm C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE Fleischer (1h56) V IGGO MORTENSEN
2:15pm Journey to Italy by Roberto
9pm EPIC SCREENINGS Spring Blossom by Suzanne The Indian Runner by Sean Rossellini (1h23)
Dersu Uzala by Akira Lindon (1h14) Penn (2h07)
Kurosawa (2h23) CINÉMA COMŒDIA
9pm AUDIARD CENTENARY C ANNES CLASSICS/
5:30pm CINÉ TOBOGGAN/DÉCINES
Les Tontons flingueurs/ 10:45am LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
La Cérémonie by Claude DOCUMENTARY
LUMIÈRE INSTITUTE (THEATRE 2) Monsieur Gangster by Charlie Chaplin, le génie DARDENNE BROTHERS
2pm
Georges Lautner (1h52, Chabrol (1h51) The Child by Jean-Pierre and
10:45am AUDIARD CENTENARY de la liberté (Parts 1 & 2)
EngST) 11:15am JOAN MICKLIN SILVER by François Aymé and Yves Luc Dardenne (1h35, EngST)
The Night Affair by Gilles Between the Lines by Joan
Grangier (1h33, EngST) Jeuland (2h25)
Micklin Silver (1h41) CINÉ-MEYZIEU/MEYZIEU
2:30pm DOCUMENTARY PATHÉ BELLECOUR (THEATRE 2) 9pm LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
Le Terminus des prétentieux 10:45am LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
2:30pm AUDIARD CENTENARY The Brood by David LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
8pm JAPANESE CLASSIC
The Long Teeth by Daniel Cronenberg (1h32) People Will Talk by Joseph L. Ugestu by Kenji Mizoguchi at the
by Sylvain Perret (1h04, Crime on a Summer Morning Gélin (1h40)
EngST) by Jacques Deray (1h49) Mankiewicz (1h50) Lumière Institute at 2:45pm
5:30pm LUMIÈRE CLASSICS CINÉMA OPÉRA
4:45pm TREASURES & CURIOSITIES 2:15pm TREASURES & CURIOSITIES An Actors Revenge by Kon Film restored with the participation
Pearls of the Deep by Jiří The Movement of Things by Ichikawa (1h53) Female directors
2:45pm CINÉ LA MOUCHE/SAINT-GENIS-
Menzel, Jan Němec, Evald Manuela Serra (1h29) The Last Stage by Wanda LAVAL of the Hollywood Foreign Press
Schorm, Věra Chytilová and 8:30pm C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE Jakubowska (1h51) Association
Simple Passion by Danielle 20TH ANNIVERSARY!
8pm
Jaromil Jireš (1h47) In the Mood for Love by Wong
Arbid (1h39)
Kar-wai (1h38)26 | | 27
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15
LUMIÈRE INSTITUTE (THEATRE 1) S ABINE AZÉMA
6:30pm 11:15am AUDIARD CENTENARY
Mélo by Alain Resnais (1h52) The President by Henri
10am G ABRIEL YARED Verneuil (1h48)
The English Patient by PREMIERE/ALBERT
9:30pm
Anthony Minghella (2h42) DUPONTEL 2:15pm LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
Bye Bye Morons by Albert Difficult Years by Luigi Zampa
2pm C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE Dupontel (1h25) (1h53)
A Good Man by Marie-Castille
Mention-Schaar (1h48, 5:15pm BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
EngST) PATHÉ BELLECOUR (THEATRE 2) Ugetsu by Kenji Mizoguchi
(1h37)
MELINA MERCOURI
5:15pm 11:15am TREASURES & CURIOSITIES
Homage by Nana Mouskouri Pearls of the Deep by Jiří 8:15pm C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE
(approx. 1h) Menzel, Jan Němec, Evald DNA by Maïwenn (1h30) TRIBUTE TO
Followed by Never on Sunday
by Jules Dassin (1h32)
Schorm, Věra Chytilová and
Jaromil Jireš (1h47) LUMIÈRE TERREAUX
MELINA MERCOURI,
9pm DARDENNE BROTHERS 2pm C ANNES CLASSICS 10:45am DARDENNE BROTHERS by Nana Mouskouri
Rosetta by Jean-Pierre and La strada by Federico Fellini The Son by Jean-Pierre and
Luc Dardenne (1h35, EngST) (1h48) Luc Dardenne (1h43, EngST) An event to honour Melina Mercouri,
4:30pm BIG CLASSICS IN B&W 2:15pm TREASURES & CURIOSITIES during which Nana Mouskouri will
LUMIÈRE INSTITUTE (THEATRE 2) The Seventh Seal by Ingmar Letter Never Sent by Mikhaïl
10:45am TREASURES & CURIOSITIES
Bergman (1h37) Kalatozov (1h36)
perform Greek songs, accompanied
The Movement of Things by 7:15pm Female directors 5pm JOAN MICKLIN SILVER by her faithful musicians. Followed
Manuela Serra (1h29) The Basilisks/The Lizards by
Lina Wertmüller (1h25)
A Fish in the Bathtub by Joan by Never on Sunday by Jules Dassin
2:30pm DOCUMENTARY Micklin Silver (1h37)
Hollywood maudit – Les 9:45pm DARDENNE BROTHERS 8pm AUDIARD CENTENARY Lumière Institute at 5:15pm
Rapaces by Claudia Collao Falsch (1h25, EngST) Emiles Boat by Denys de La
(52min) preceded by Il court, il court Patellière (1h41)
le monde (10min, EngST)
4:30pm AUDIARD CENTENARY by Jean-Pierre and Luc
The Long Teeth by Daniel Dardenne UGC CINÉ CITÉ CONFLUENCE
Gélin (1h40)
(THEATRE 1)
7:30pm TREASURES & CURIOSITIES
Night Riders by Martin Hollý PATHÉ BELLECOUR (THEATRE 3) 2pm BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
(1h31) 8 pm EPIC SCREENINGS Red River by Howard Hawks
Heavens Gate by Michael (2h13)
UGC CINÉ CITÉ CONFLUENCE UGC ASTORIA CINÉ TOBOGGAN/DÉCINES
Cimino (3h36) AUDIARD CENTENARY
5:30pm (THEATRE 2)
PATHÉ BELLECOUR (THEATRE 1) The Inquisitor/The Grilling by 4pm AUDIARD CENTENARY PIC SCREENINGS
7:30pm
10:45am DARDENNE BROTHERS Claude Miller (1h24) AUDIARD CENTENARY
2:15pm The Gentleman of Epsom by The Leopard by Luchino
The Promise by Jean-Pierre CINÉMA COMŒDIA Young Love by Guy Lefranc Gilles Grangier (1h27, EngST) Visconti (3h)
8pm BIG CLASSICS IN B&W (1h34)
and Luc Dardenne (1h33, 10:45am DARDENNE BROTHERS All About Eve by Joseph L. EPIC SCREENINGS
6:45pm
EngST) Lornas Silence by Jean-Pierre Mankiewicz (2h18) 5pm DARDENNE BROTHERS Heavens Gate by Michael LE SCÉNARIO/SAINT-PRIEST
3pm C ANNES CLASSICS and Luc Dardenne (1h45) Im Thinking of You by Jean- Cimino (3h36)
8pm AUDIARD CENTENARY
Lavventura by Michelangelo Pierre and Luc Dardenne The Professional by Georges
Antonioni (2h20) (1h25, EngST) UGC CINÉ CITÉ INTERNATIONALE Lautner (1h48, EngST)
C ANNES 2020 PREMIERE
7:30pm THOMAS VINTERBERG
8:30pm
Red Soil by Farid Bentoumi
(1h28, EngST)
The Hunt by Thomas CINÉMA MDP/PIERRE-BÉNITE
Vinterberg (1h51)
MEET GABRIEL YARED AUDIARD CENTENARY
8pm
Lets Not Get Angry by
PUBLIC MASTER CLASS AT THE COMÉDIE ODÉON AT 3PM CINÉMA OPÉRA CINÉMA LES ALIZÉS/BRON Georges Lautner (1h46,
2:45pm L
UMIÈRE CLASSICS S ABINE AZÉMA
2:30pm EngST)
Fanfan la Tulipe by Christian- A Sunday in the Country by
Jaque (1h42) Bertrand Tavernier (1h34, CINÉMA LE LEM/TASSIN LA DEMI-
BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
5:45pm EngST) LUNE
Journey to Italy by Roberto
Rossellini (1h23) AUDIARD CENTENARY
8:30pm
CINÉMA GÉRARD-PHILIPE/ Les Tontons flingueurs/
V IGGO MORTENSEN
8:15pm VÉNISSIEUX Monsieur Gangster by
A History of Violence by David Georges Lautner (1h52,
Cronenberg (1h35) DARDENNE BROTHERS
2:30pm
The Kid with a Bike by Jean- EngST)
Pierre and Luc Dardenne
LUMIÈRE BELLECOUR (1h27, EngST)
BIG CLASSICS IN B&W
5:45pm
Laura by Otto Preminger LE MÉLIÈS/CALUIRE
© Laurent Koffel
(1h28)
AUDIARD CENTENARY
8:30pm
LUMIÈRE CLASSICS
8:30pm The Counterfeiters of Paris by
An Actors Revenge by Kon Gilles Grangier (1h38, EngST)
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