Oui, the French Film Festival is back: Here's how to get free tickets


'Lost Illusions'. Photo: Handout

After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, Le French Film Festival (LFFF) is making a long-awaited return this year with 21 movies shown at selected Golden Screen Cinema (GSC) outlets in Kuala Lumpur (June 9 to 26; GSC Mid Valley, Nu Sentral, MyTown, 1Utama), Penang (June 30 to July 10; GSC Gurney Plaza), Johor Baru (July 7 to July 10; GSC Paradigm Mall JB) and Kota Kinabalu (July 14 to 17; GSC Suria Sabah).

For the first time, the festival will include a curated selection of 10 movies revolving around the theme Bewitching Outsiders, that will be available on streaming platform Mubi.

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