Didn’t make the trip in 2022? We tell you all about the 26th edition of the festival, which has confirmed its status as the biggest festival of French films outside France. The 2022 edition featured 75 films in selection, 104 screenings, sessions reserved for students and a special focus on industry professionals.
It was also the first for the new name, The American French Film Festival: hey yes, now we’re going to TAFFF!
TAFFF is open to all, with special focuses on film music composer Eric Neveux and producer Charles Gilibert, Q&A with the talents at the end of each screening, a debate in partnership with ARP on “Why choose to make independent films for cinemas in a world dominated by series?” and a workshop in collaboration with ELMA on “Foreign films and young audiences: a different lens.
A “happy hour talk”: attention, exclusive meetings with members of the delegation! Lise Akoka, Marine Alaric, Avi Amar, Jean-Jacques Annaud, André Bonzel, Alexandru Belc, Dali Benssalah, Anissa Bonnefont, Antonia Buresi, François Busnel, Stéphanie Chermont, Céline Devaux, Maïmouna Doucouré, Franck Dubosc, Marine Flores-Ruimi, Charlotte Gabri, Romain Gavras, Fabrice Garçon, Charles Gillibert, Stéphanie Halfon, Michel Hazanavicius, Salah Issaad, Taqiyeddine Issaad, Frédéric Jouve, Jeremie Laheurte, Sarah Lelouch, Wilfried Méance, Marie-Castille Mention-Schaar, Radu Milhaileanu, Adeline Monzier, Yvonnik Muller, Eric Neveux, Kevin Ossona, Olivier Peyon, Maxime Pistorio, Lola Quivoron, Clément Renouvin, Caroline Santiard, Eduardo Sosa Soria, Ariane Toscan du Plantier and Bertrand Usclat.
The 2022 edition also included a number of events to get you busy, such as the remake workshop in collaboration with WGAW and Unifrance, the Warner TV/HBO Max industry workshop in collaboration with MPA, and the masterclass for students from UCLA, Chapman University and Pasadena Community College.
For the long version, click here: https://theamericanfrenchfilmfestival.org/
