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Your support makes all the difference.As part of the British Short Film Festival, the French Institute is devoting an evening to French short films, on Monday 18 September.
The cinema is also running a special season, in association with the NFT, on new directions in French cinema. Running from 20 September to 7 October, "C'est la Vie" features 20 films, including Mauvais Sang with Juliette Binoche (above).
There are four pairs of tickets on offer for the short films evening and 35 pairs of tickets for "C'est la Vie". Name, address and daytime telephone number on a postcard, to either Independent Short Films Offer or Independent C'est la Vie Offer, Cyril Zammit, Institut Francais, 17 Queensbury Place, London SW7 2DT.
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