The Boise French Film Festival is back for year two! The Boise State French Club is delighted to host BFFF with the help of French and film students.  

Immerse yourself in the language and step through a cinematic portal to new continents. Hosted on the Boise State campus, this three-week festival offers more than just movies. Each screening features a faculty guest speaker from a variety of disciplines, followed by an optional community discussion. Thanks to a generous grant from the Villa Albertine Foundation, our lineup has evolved. This year, the BFFF will screen six critically acclaimed films, ranging from iconic New Wave classics to contemporary action. There is truly something for everyone.

All screenings are FREE and open to the public.

Films will be shown in their original language with English subtitles. 

PARKING is free in the Lincoln Garage. Use the pay kiosk and select "French Film Festival" after entering your license plate number. 

 
April 8, 6 PM in the SPEC: The Umbrellas of Cherbourg / Les parapluies de Cherbourg; French with English Subtitles. Presented by Eryn Pierce, Art Design & Visual Studies

April 9, 6 PM in the SPEC: Banel et Adama; In Pulaar with English Subtitles

Presented by Rebecca L. Som Castellano, Sociology, Director, Human Environment Systems, School of the Environment

April 15, 6 PM in the SPEC: When Fall is Coming Quand vient l'automne French with English Subtitles

April 16, 6 PM in the SPEC: Chicken for Linda / Linda veut du poulet (all ages); French with English Subtitles

April  22, 6 PM in Riverfront Hall 105 on campus: Holy Cow/Vingt dieux; French with English Subtitles

April 23, 6 PM in Riverfront Hall 105 on campus: The Count of Monte-Cristo / Le comte de Monte-Cristo; French with English Subtitles

For more information, visit www.boisefrenchfilmfestival.com or @boisefrenchfilmfest on Instagram.

Films provided by the Villa Albertine Foundation, with support from World Languages, Idaho Film Collection and Boise Language Schools.