Catch a French Film at Blue Star Today
Slab Cinema will continue its French New Wave Film series this evening with a screening of the 1962 classic Jules and Jim. Spanning several countries and many years before, during, and after WWI, Jules and Jim tells the story of two best friends as they fall in love with the same woman, Catherine. Written, directed, and produced by François Truffaut, the film is widely considered to be a highlight of French New Wave cinema, and one of the greatest films of the 20th century.
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This sounds like a lovely opportunity for film lovers to experience a French movie at Blue Star Arts Complex. Events like this are a great way to bring international cinema into a local community while giving audiences a chance to discover different storytelling styles, cultures, and perspectives. I always enjoy how a good film screening can turn an ordinary day into a small cultural experience. After catching the movie, a quick round of Geometry Dash sounds like a fun way to unwind.
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