National french week – semaine nationale du français

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• Publié par: abdoule
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• Langue: Français

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National French Week – Semaine Nationale du Français Thursday, November 2 ▪‘Pétanque’ Tournament (Provençal ball game). Free event open to everyone in teams of three players. 1-4 pm, in front of the Language Bldg. ▪La femme Nikita. The original spy movie by Luc Besson (in French with English subtitles). Rated violent. 9-11 pm, Language Dorm (French Hall). Friday, November 3 ▪Lautréamont saisi par les surréalistes, lecture in French by Henri Béhar, scholar on dada/surrealism. Noon, 240 Franklin Center. A light lunch will be served. ▪French ‘Ciné-club’: classical movie night with a festive intermission (Quai des brumes, 1938;Le grand chemin, 1987). Non-Rated. 6-10 pm, 136 Social Sci. ▪“Les Voix humaines.” A Montreal-based duo of musicians will play ancient French music by Marin Marais et al., performed on original viols. Limited $5 student seats. 8-10 pm, Goodson Chapel (Westbrook Bldg). Saturday, November 4 ▪Exhibition “Monet in Normandy.” NC Museum of Art, 11:30 am. Free lecture “Monet and the Impressionists,” on Sunday 5 at 2 pm. See website (http://www.ncartmuseum.org/monet/events.html). Monday, November 6 ▪Les yeux enchantés, la main ailée : le surréalisme et la peinture, lecture in French by Henri Béhar, scholar on dada/surrealism. 4:30 pm, 204A East Duke Building. ▪Québec Cinema Week (November 6-10). Free event open to everyone. Film 1:Léoloby Jean-Claude Lauzon (1992).7-9 pm, Teer Engineering Library. Tuesday, November 7 ▪Film 2:Québec Cinema Week.C.R.A.Z.Y.by Jean-Marc Vallée (2005). 7-9 pm, Griffith Theater. Wednesday, November 8 ▪Québec Cinema Week.Film 3:Les États nordiquesby Denis Côté (2005). 2-4 pm, Griffith Theater. Followed by Q&A with director. ▪French Table (Conversation Hour). Refreshments and cold buffet provided, with authentic musical ambiance, video clips and playing card games. 6-8 pm, at the International House. ▪Québec Cinema Week. Film 4:Souvenirs intimesby Jean Beaudin (1999). 8-10 pm, Griffith Theater. Lasts until Friday, November 10. Followed by Q&A with author Monique Proulx.