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From September to November, discover La Vénus électrique, a romantic tragicomedy as unsettling as it is seductive, by Pierre Salvadori.
Paris, 1928. Antoine Balestro, a young and fashionable painter, can no longer work since his wife's death and is despairing Armand, his gallery owner. One drunken evening, Antoine attempts to contact his wife through a fortune teller. Unbeknownst to him, he is actually speaking with Suzanne, a humble fairgoer who has slipped into the caravan to steal some food.
Official Selection Cannes 2026, Opening Film
From 12 years old
The film achieves the feat of sketching characters haunted by suffering, while guiding them toward a luminous quest for love and beauty. It evokes a work "both melancholic and at the same time quite light-hearted," defined by Salvadori himself as a true "cheerful melodrama." Its strength lies in its writing: "That's what I love so much about this very refined writing. Themes emerge without being forced, without being heavy-handed."The Mask and the Pen
Every week, discover on the big screen a selection of the best international films as part of the "Plan large" cinema programming of the Institut français du Maroc.
With the support of the Fondation BMCI.
