Australian and NZ films!
Easy, head to Saint-Tropez, cinema Le Star.

After 26 years of the Festival des Antipodes in the magnificent and legendary cinema on Place des Lices, it's undergoing a makeover, will reborn bigger, more modern, and worthy of the history of Saint-Tropez and cinema. While this renovation is underway, let's meet at Le Star cinema, ideally located near the superb Museum of the Gendarmerie and Cinema, where you can follow Louis de Funès in The Gendarme of Saint-Tropez, swim with the sublime Romy Schneider in The Swimming Pool, or dance furiously with Brigitte Bardot in And God Created Woman. And upon leaving the Museum, you can head straight to the ends of the world to explore not enough known fabulous antipodean cinematography and let your curiosity carry you away to discover Australian and New Zealand films, the immensity of this Terra Australis, the telluric energy of the country with the long white cloud through a wide range of feature-length and short films, documentaries, encounters, and of course, a beautiful exhibition this year in a place full of charm and history, the Vasserot washhouse. Many thanks to Céline Emery-Demion (Red Dunes Gallery, Mougins) and her eclectic and refined selection of pictorial works by Aboriginal peoples.

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