Fédération Française des Ciné-Clubs
Created on : April 4, 2024 14:58 | Last updated on : April 4, 2024 15:20
Denotation
The French Federation of Film Clubs (FFCC) is a French association, created at the end of 1946 on the initiative of Jean Painlevé , general director of cinema.
Description
The Fédération Française des Ciné-Clubs (FFCC) is a French association created in late 1946 at the initiative of Jean Painlevé, director general of cinema. Its goal is to promote the art of cinema and to defend a certain type of cinema that is not widely shown in commercial theaters.
The FFCC has around 200 member ciné-clubs, which are located all over France. These ciné-clubs organize regular screenings of films, as well as other events such as debates, conferences and workshops.
The FFCC also works to promote the work of young filmmakers. It organizes an annual festival, the Festival du Cinéma Jeune, which showcases the work of emerging directors.
The FFCC is a member of the International Federation of Film Societies (IFFS). The IFFS is a worldwide network of film societies that works to promote the art of cinema and to defend the rights of film viewers.
The FFCC is an important organization in the French film industry. It plays a vital role in promoting the art of cinema and in defending the rights of film viewers.
Here are some of the activities of the FFCC:
- Organizing regular screenings of films
- Organizing debates, conferences and workshops
- Promoting the work of young filmmakers
- Publishing a magazine, "Ciné-Club"
- Representing French film societies at the international level
The FFCC is a valuable resource for anyone interested in cinema. It offers a wide range of activities and services that can help people to learn more about cinema and to enjoy films from all over the world.