Indie Focus Screening Series: ANAIS IN LOVE [In-person]

8000 W Sunset Blvd,West Hollywood CA 90046

27 April, 2022

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Los Angeles Times presents: Indie Focus Screening Series - screenings of independent films, followed by a live Q&A with Mark Olsen. Los Angeles Times presents the Indie Focus Screening Series: special screenings of independent films, each followed by a live Q&A with the film's cast and/or crew. Join us at 7:00pm April 27th to watch AnaÏs in Love sponsored by Magnolia Pictures. After the screening we will screen a Q&A with writer/director Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet and hosted by L.A. Times’ film writer Mark Olsen. RSVP today for tickets to the In-Person screening of Anaïs in Love as well as the Q+A with Mark Olsen. Space is limited for all in-person screenings and not guaranteed. Film: Anais in Love, sponsored by Magnolia Pictures Screening: April 27, 2022, 7:00 pm @ AMC Sunset 5 Q&A screening after the film Film Summary: Anaïs in Love is a sensitive portrait of an impulsive young woman. The film begins with Anaïs’ uncertainty in her relationship with her current boyfriend, all while struggling professionally to complete her thesis. After attending a friend’s party, Anaïs meets and falls into an affair with a middle-aged publisher named Daniel (Denis Podalydès). As their relationship quickly begins to fall apart, Anaïs discovers and becomes enchanted by the literary work of Daniel’s wife, Emilie (Valeria Bruni Tedeschi), and after a chance encounter with Emilie, Anais begins to pursue her and a flirtation begins to develop, ultimately turning into something much more meaningful for both women. A lighthearted nod to classical romances, the film explores the longings of wayward hearts. The film stars Anaïs Demoustier (Alice and the Mayor, Pauline Enslaved, Sweet Evil), Valeria Bruni Tedeschi (Like Crazy, Human Capital, It’s Easier for a Camel…) and Denis Podalydès (The Conquest, Caché, The Da Vinci Code). The feature is set to a gorgeous score of violin and cello compositions by Nicola Piovani and captivates the viewer with the bright, inviting cinematography from Noé Bach, beautifully capturing the cool light of Paris and Normandy, further adding to the film’s breezy charm. Anaïs in Love will open theatrically on April 29 and digitally and on-demand May 6. NOTE: Indie Focus is reserved L.A. Times subscribers only. Please do not share any information with others when you receive an invite. Please read our privacy policy on collecting emails and terms of service: Click here for LA Times Privacy Policy