Cinéma plein air « Où est Anne Frank ! »

Join us on Wednesday 29 July 2026 in the house’s orchard to watch or rewatch ‘Where’s Anne Frank!’ Synopsis: Open-air cinema ‘Where’s Anne Frank!’ ” Kitty, Anne Frank’s imaginary friend to whom the famous diary was dedicated, has mysteriously come to life in the present day in the house where Anne took refuge with her family in Amsterdam – a place that has since become an iconic site attracting visitors from all over the world. Armed with the precious manuscript that recounts what Anne experienced over 75 years ago, Kitty sets out in search of her, accompanied by her new friend Peter, who helps undocumented refugees. She is then stunned to discover that Anne is both everywhere and nowhere. And in this changed Europe, now grappling with major new challenges, Kitty will find a way to restore meaning, life and hope to Anne Frank’s message… Director: Ari Folman Producers: Ari Folman, Yves Kugelmann, Jani Thiltges… Adapted from: the graphic novel *Where is Anne Frank!* written by Ari Folman, published by Calmann Lévy Graphic, itself inspired by *The Diary of Anne Frank* Featuring the voices of: Ludivine Sagnier and Sara Giraudeau Release in France: December 2021 Practical information Time: 9.00 pm The film will begin at nightfall, around 9.15–9.30 pm. We cannot guarantee an exact start time. We advise you to arrive at least 30 minutes early to allow time to park, make your way to the orchard and settle in. Guided tours will take place until 6.00 pm and food trucks will be on site. Please remember to book your ticket at the same time as your cinema seat. Film duration: 1 hour 39 minutes Recommended age: suitable for all ages Prices: - free entry - voluntary donation - booking essential Catering: Food trucks will be on site. You are welcome to have a picnic in the orchard. Comfort: The screening will take place in the orchard, which has a grassy surface. No seating will be provided, but you are welcome to bring your own (folding chair, blanket). For those with reduced mobility, please contact us in advance so we can direct you to the reserved seats. ([email protected]) Parking: As the car parks are quite a distance from the house, we advise you to bring a torch. As spaces are limited, please consider carpooling. In the event of bad weather, the film will be screened in the Mériaudeau hall in Brégnier-Cordon. If this is the case, you will be notified by email at the address provided when you made your booking.