Ōmecittà

24 May, 4:00pm / 30 May, 8:00pm
Broadway Cinematheque 

In a house located in the Yvelines, next to a river, two women live together. Mrs Granger, is worried about the future of her daughter Nathalie, who is of 'unmatched violence' according to her teacher. Will Nathalie accept to be a boarder and attend music classes?

23 May, 7:30pm / 29 May, 7:30pm
Premiere Elemenrs / Movie Movie Pacific Place

To save his job at the zoo, David agrees to a risky plan: he must bring back a mysterious package from South America. He ends up on a cruise ship with his ex, their son, and his clumsy, not-so-bright colleague Stéphane, who David uses to secretly transport the package for him.

23 May, 4:55pm / 1 June, 7:50pm
Broadway Cinematheque

A man returns to his hometown right after his wife has finalized their divorce in this brow-beating psychological drama. The two argue over their past relationship, a union marred by mutual infidelity, and a young American woman on a tour of France has the misfortune to run into the depressing ex-husband.

22 May, 7:50pm / 26 May, 7:50pm
Premiere Elements / Movie Movie Pacific Place 

Paris, the 1980s. Heroin trafficking is rampant in the capital. An old-school cop duo, Yvon Kastendeuch and Johnny Lansky, are still holding down the fort… until Lansky gets killed. To bring down the network, Yvon is thrust into the leadership of an experimental unit: Police Flash 80.

22 May, 7:50pm / 27 May, 7:50pm
Broadway Cinematheque

Every night, in Paris, hundreds of men and women use old anonymous phone lines from the German occupation to communicate and love. These people, wrecks of love and desire, are dying to love and exist the depths of their loneliness. 

21 May, 7:30pm / 27 May, 7:30pm
Movie Movie Pacific Place / Premiere Elements
 
A university teacher passionate about Hitchcock's art convinces herself that the neighbor on the other side of her building's courtyard has murdered his wife. With her husband, a successful thriller novelist, they start an investigation as risky as it is absurd. 

21 May 7:50pm  / 2 June 7:50pm
Broadway Cinematheque

Staadt is an imaginary state where two opposed political forces share the power. The people is therefore subject to two different propagandas: "buy", says one, "wait for our revolution"says the other. But when the time comes to get rid of common enemies who refuse any ideology and try to make a statement out of their individual liberty ("the right to live and to die"), the two powers unite. The whole movie takes place in a room where are reunited the representative of the two powers and their enemy, the "Jew". A female character establishes the dialogue between these individuals et comments on their respective ideologies. 

20 May, 7:50pm / 28 May, 7:50pm
Broadway Cinematheque

On vacation at a quiet hotel surrounded by a lush green forest, married couple Max and Alissa become fast friends with two new arrivals. Elisabeth Alione is coping with a recent miscarriage and seems detached from her wealthy husband, Bernard, while aspiring novelist Stein grows increasingly besotted with the lovely Alissa. The film focuses on themes of identity dissolution, political allegory, and psychological manipulation.

19 May, 7:50pm / 29 May, 7:50pm
Premiere Elements / Movie Movie Pacific Place

When Alice and Vincent Gauthier ask their three children to come and visit them urgently, the siblings are afraid the worst is going to happen... however, good news, their parents won the lottery! Only one problem: they are not planning to give then even a dime.

19 May, 7:50pm / 3 June, 5:00pm
Broadway Cinematheque 

In the 1930s British Indias, at the French Ambassy in Calcutta, voices mention the memory of a woman who died and is today buried in the local cemetery: Anne-Marie Stretter, who used to be the wife of the Ambassador. One evening, at an Ambassy event, the Vice-Consul in Lahore had screamed out loud his love for Anne-Marie in the middle of all the guests... 

The 2026 edition of the French May Cinema Programme celebrates cinema in all its forms. From May 19 to June 3, we offer a diverse selection of French films presented in two sections: The Cinema of Marguerite Duras and The Art of French Comedy: 2026 Edition.