Between 14 and the 17 July, a French film series will be developed in person at the Patio Bullrich Atlas.

“Entre-Nous” is the name of the meeting organized by the Institut français d’Argentine together with the Institut français du Chili, the French Alliance in Paraguay and the French Alliance in Uruguay.

With tickets that can be booked through the site https://www.atlascines.com, This proposal is made up of five previews that will be seen following all the prior reservation and security protocols that are in force on the date of the screening..

The first film to be screened will be “J’accuse”, from the celebrated director Roman Polanski; tape set in 1894, moment when French Captain Alfred Dreyfus - a young Jewish officer- is charged with treason for spying for Germany and sentenced to life imprisonment on Devil's Island, in French Guiana.

Among the witnesses who made this humiliation possible is Colonel Georges Picquart, in charge of leading the counterintelligence unit that discovered the spy. But when Picquart learns that military secrets are still being passed on to the Germans, you will enter a dangerous labyrinth of lies and corruption, endangering his honor and life.

The rest of the cycle is made up of the films “The things we say, the things we do " (Emmanuel Mouret); “Three days and a life” (Nicolas Boukhrief), "My God what have we done now" (Philippe de Chauveron) y “My stupid dog” (Yvan Attal).