The French Film Festival Tapis Rouge at LAB111

During the 6th edition of the French Film Festival Tapis Rouge, you can visit the LAB111 and the FilmHallen. The festival celebrates the polyphony of French-language films. From family drama to groundbreaking protest film, from established makers to emerging talents. In addition to films by well-known makers, you will also get to know the new generation of filmmakers, actresses and actors. Please note: The start and end times mentioned are an indication and are subject to change.

The French Film Festival Tapis Rouge at LAB111

Location

LAB111

Arie Biemondstraat 111

1054 PD Amsterdam

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Discover the best of French-language cinema

At Tapis Rouge, you will be introduced to the polyphony of French-language film. After the festival has been held in the FilmHallen for a few years, this edition of the festival adds an extra location to the festival at LAB111 in Arie Biemondstraat 111. This way, you can discover even more great films this year!

The programme includes around 30 films. We also invite you to interesting conversations and meetings about the movies shown, with various talents and speakers who will be guests during the festival.

If you prefer French-language film and literature, come to the presentation of the Prix Tapis Rouge in the FilmHallen on Friday, September 27. The prize honours the best French-language book adaptation of this year.

Discover new creators

The history and present of France as a film country has an infinite number of passionate filmmakers who creatively complement the old traditions of their predecessors, challenge them and take new, own paths.

To highlight this French passion for innovative cinema, this year, LAB111 will be hosting a unique program for the first time that brings together the work of pioneer Agnès Varda (1928 -2019) with the work of the new generation of makers who will revolutionize the French-speaking film world.

This year, the festival welcomes emerging makers through a special collaboration with the film school network Kourtrajmé, founded by filmmaker Ladj Ly (Les Misérables, Les Indésirables). The festival also offers a stage to debut films by talented makers in the Premier Long category.