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Pangbourne Twinning Association hosting French film night

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Friday, January 20, 2023 6:11 am
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The Pangbourne Twinning Assosciation is hosting a french film night, screening Olivier Assayas' Doubles Vies (2018), at Pangbourne Village Hall on Sunday, January 29. Picture: Eulaine McIntosh via Pixabay

The Pangbourne Twinning Assosciation is hosting a french film night, screening Olivier Assayas' Doubles Vies (2018), at Pangbourne Village Hall on Sunday, January 29. Picture: Eulaine McIntosh via Pixabay

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THE PANGBOURNE Twinning Assosciation is hosting a french film night.

The group will be screening Olivier Assayas’ Doubles Vies (2018), which translates to “Non-Fiction.”

The film stars Guillaume Canet, Juliette Binoche, Vincent Macaigne, Christa Théret, and Nora Hamzawi.

It follows Selena, an actress, and writer Léonard as they embark upon an affair, in jeopardy of being discovered by Léonard’s thinly-disguised autobiographical novel.

Though Selena’s husband and Léonard’s publisher, Alain, rejects the book as he is embroiled in a triste of his own.

The film is hailed as a humorous portrait of the upper classes as they grapple with “lower class” values.

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Double Vies (2018) is rated 15 and contains strong nudity.

The screening will take place at Pangbourne Village Hall on Sunday, January 29, with doors opening at 6.45pm and screening starting at 7.30pm.

Drinks are available and tickets cost £6 per person, payable on the door.

For more information, contact: 0118 984 4401 or visit: www.pangbourne-twinning.org.

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