SUMMARY:

☞ FILM: ‘Réparer les Vivants’ ('Heal the Living') by Katell Quillévéré (103 mins)
☞ DATE & TIME: Thursday 1st December – screening starts at 7pm with drinks following the film (€4 wines (red, white and rosé) and €5 beer and cocktails (mojitos, caipirinhas and cosmopolitans) as long as you show your cinema ticket!)
☞ CINEMA: Le Brady, 39 Boulevard de Strasbourg 75010 PARIS 
☞ TICKETS: €9 full price; €7.50 for students and other concessions. TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE ONLY within event and our Facebook page!

DETAILS:

On Thursday 1st December, Lost in Frenchlation is introducing the charming and typically Parisian cinema Le Brady to the international community of Paris with our screening of French director Katell Quillévéré’s "sublimely compassionate, heart-crushing" film, 'Reparer les vivants' ('Heal the Living')!

We've made a couple of huge changes to the usual programme for this screening: 

1. For the first time ever, and once a month in the future (alongside our Friday Studio 28 screenings), Lost in Frenchlation will be hosting this event on a Thursday, with the screening starting at 7pm and drinks following the film. We've secured happy hour prices for our audience at bar Chez les Artistes (just a 3 minute walk from Le Brady) after the film until the bar shuts - that means €4 wines (red, white and rosé) and €5 beer and cocktails (mojitos, caipirinha and cosmopolitans) as long as you show your cinema ticket! 

2. TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE ONLY

'It all starts at daybreak, three young surfers on the raging seas. A few hours later, on the way home, an accident occurs. Now entirely hooked up to life-support in a hospital in Le Havre, Simon’s existence is little more than an illusion. Meanwhile, in Paris, a woman awaits the organ transplant that will give her a new lease on life.'

- Official synopsis

'What sounds like fodder for a routinely gripping episode of “ER” is complicated with rare depths of personal and sensual detail... this spidering ensemble piece — adapted from Maylis de Kerangal’s internationally acclaimed 2014 novel — boasts beautifully pitched performances from a handpicked cast that includes Tahar Rahim and Emmanuelle Seigner... But it's Quillévéré’s soaring visual and sonic acumen (with an assist from composer Alexandre Desplat, here in matchless form) that suffuses a potentially familiar hospital weeper with true grace.'

- Guy Lodge, Variety

Join us for our first screening at cinema Le Brady to experience the amazingly humanist 'Reparer les vivants' with English subtitles in true Parisian style - at the cinema!