Exploring the International Film Festival!

For the 38th year the International Film Festival will take place again at La Rochelle, during the month of July specifically from 2 to 11 July, so if you have no vacation ideas, accurate, and you are movie fans, go to La Rochelle!

This year, the festival pays tribute to Erich Rohmer, a legend of French cinema with performances in movies such as "Leo" and "My Night at Maud's."
This year's International Film Festival will also highlight the auteur cinema of India since its last ten years, it will charm you with its musical aspect and valuable.

Other tributes will be made during this festival:
Sergei Dvortsevoy of Kazakhstan, was an engineer in the Air Force before entering the world of cinema in the 1990s.
His documentaries quickly met international recognition as the movie 1998: The Day of Pain.
The Swiss, Peter Liechti: After having studied art at the University of Zurich, he made experimental films and performances and also works as a writer, director and cameraman, he climbs film projects with artists such as Roman Signer and Norbert Möslang.

Lucian Pintilie is a director of theater and film director born in Romania in 1930, is an emblematic figure of the Romanian cinema for four decades. He has nine films to his credit, including the afternoon of a torturer (2001).

Elia Kazan: son of Greek immigrants from Turkey, arrived in New York for 4 years.
He studied drama at university and then joined the group of avant-garde theater. He became an actor and learns the business of the boards.
In 40 years, he knows success on Broadway with such plays as A Streetcar Named Desire, it also gives the reply to James Cagney in City for Conquest of Anatole Litvak (1940).

Not to mention the films of the beautiful and divine Greta Garbo, whose real name is Louise Greta Gustafsson, the Swedish actress born in 1905 in Stockholm is one of the most talented actresses of the time.
We will see play in silent films such as The Torrent (1926), The Temptress (1926), Flesh and the Devil (1927) or Anna Karenina (1928), one of the films that push to stardom.
The festival will then pay tribute to this woman of character and excellent actress.

The festival will feature about 250 films over 10 days.
If you want to participate in this festival for several days, you will find campsites in La Rochelle, you can participate in the festival and a walk to discover the beautiful region of Charente Maritime.