A Scorsese Film Series in theaters of France with the ADRC
The Agency for Regional Development of Cinema (ADRC) teams up with the Lumière Festival as well as distributors to bring you a Martin Scorsese Film Series in theaters of France, on the occasion of the Paris exhibition dedicated to him at the Cinémathèque française and the Lumière Award he is to receive in Lyon.
The program includes five digitized films to be featured in regional movie theaters.
The Scorsese Film Series:
- Goodfellas (1990 - 146 min)
- Casino (1995 - 178 min)
- Mean Streets (1973 - 110 min)
- Cape Fear (1991 - 128 min)
- Boxcar Bertha (1972 - 88 min)
A note on the ADRC:
Created by the Ministry of Culture and Communication, the Agency for Regional Development of Cinema (ADRC) has particularly strived since 1999 to widen the range of film heritage distribution. With a collection of over 600 films, which continues to grow, its Heritage department, along with distributors, allows great cinema classics to be shown in over 600 film theaters in small towns and medium-sized cities.
> More information on the ADRC and the Scorsese film series by the association (in French)
