CINÉ-CLUB:

FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT'S
LA MARIÉE ÉTAIT EN NOIR

Seven years after the success of Jules and Jim, François Truffaut teams up again with Jeanne Moreau in this adaptation of the thriller novel The Bride Wore Black by Cornell Wollrich.
Although not one of the best known and most representative Truffaut's films, La mariée était en noir gained recognition over the years and is regarded today as a classic. It was for instance a main influence on Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill.

Thursday 30 July at 6.30pm

French version with English subtitles Booking: library@alliance-francaise.ie

Admission Free. Seats are limited to 20 and restricted to AF Members.

YOUNG TALENTS
DIT SCHOOL OF MEDIA '09

Exhibition. With a view to creating a new premium photographic space in the city in order to showcase local talent and to forge new links in this area between France and Ireland, the Alliance Française in Dublin formed a committee of some of the leading personalities (teachers, curators, artists) of the capital's photographic world.
This was the idea behind our last exhibitions and we continue this month by displaying the works of five specially selected final year students of the DIT School of Media. JB. Maher, Margaret Byrne, Nathan Fields, Orla Sloyan and Una Spain will thus have the opportunity to display their works in the Alliance Française Photographic Gallery throughout the summer.

23rd July - 11th September
Opening Wednesday 22nd July at 6.30pm

Alliance Francaise, 1 Kildare Street, Dublin 2

GALA DINNER
BASTILLE DAY 2009

Fundraiser. After the success of last year Bastille Day Gala Dinner, the
French Trade Advisors of Ireland (CCEF) in association with the AFI (Association des Amis de la France en Irlande), with the support of the Alliance Francaise de Dublin and the Ireland France Fund, and under the patronage of HE Mr Yvon Roe d’Albert, French Ambassador to Ireland, is launching a unique Bastille Day Gala Dinner.
This 6 course gastronomic experience dinner will be entertained by La Troupe de Mademoiselle Clairette and their famous French CanCan. Then it will be time for a bit of dance with the great The Camembert Quartet and their cheesy music.
All proceeds of the evening will be donated to the Ireland France Fund.

More information: 01 6673816 or bastille@nathema.com

10th July 2009, from 7.00pm
Royal Marine Hotel
Marine Road, Dun Laoghaire