The Cornell French Society

Hotelie Entrepreneurs

Bonsoir mes chers francophiles,

We will be having a co-coordinated event with the Hotelie Entrepreneurs, this event will be held on Halloween night and will be held in a pop-up style, the event location will be released the night before to those that reserve. We will have food prepped and decor laid by our fellow hoteliers, and exquisite wines and cheeses furnished by your very own CFS.

Attire for the event is formal wear with your own flare of Halloween spirit.

Please consult the following splash-page for more info:
https://agraveaffair.splashthat.com/
With event code: "Masked"

For reserving your spot, please venmo our venmo
-French-Society , and Not our old account which is now inactive, , in the amount of $25
If you wish to reserve with friends, please place their name in the comment box for venmo or have them venmo the account!

À bientot!

A Grave Affair Pop-Up Event- Splash Hotelie Entrepreneurs and Cornell’s French Society would like to formally invite you to our annual pop-up gala in celebration of Halloween. Join us for a night of music, delicious hors d’oeuvres and, of course, drinks to end Halloween in style! This event is invite only and attire is black-tie forma...

Big thanks to everyone that came out, looking forward to our next event, stay tuned.

Hey there everyone, thank you for continuing to like our page and reach out to us. We are planning a fun semester ahead, looking forward to our first wine and cheese on the 14th of September. If you're interested in coming to events send us a message.

Visit the French Cheese Board in New York this August for a diverse selection of France's best cheeses !

French Cheese Board The French Cheese Board is a studio devoted to all things French Cheese. Conceived as an idea lab, it is a space for consumers and trade members to discover the diversity and richness that France has to offer through a series of interactive showings and events. The new home to French Cheese in New York, we blend the culinary arts with contemporary art installations, meshing lifestyle, art, cheese and more. We put art and design at the forefront of modernity, development, and innovation. We invite artists, designers, chefs, and researchers to work together on projects related to French cheese and the nutrition of today and tomorrow. The French Cheese Board provides a platform for the exchanging of ideas, for education, and for the celebration of French cheese.

Happening now at Milstein Auditorium!
"The City in the World: Marseille as Mediterranean Crossroads"
https://aap.cornell.edu/news-events/city-world-marseille-mediterranean-crossroads

Sheila Crane: The City in the World: Marseille as Mediterranean Crossroads | Cornell AAP Architecuture Historian Sheila Crane shared her recent work during a lecture in the Abby and Howard Milstein Auditorium.

Visit the French Studies Program at Cornell University page for access to information on upcoming lectures, colloquia, and other events dealing with various aspects of France and the Francophone countries (art, culture, thought, society) on Cornell campus !

French Studies Program at Cornell University The French Studies Program at Cornell promotes teaching and research on the French and Francophone worlds.

This month Cornell Cinema presents:

The Battle of Algiers

Thursday, February 9 7:00
AND Sunday, February 12 7:00

1966 > Italy > Directed by Gillo Pontecorvo

With Jean Martin, Yacef Saadi, Brahim Haggiag

A stirring pseudo-documentary about the Algerian revolution against the imperialist French. The film treatment was written by an Algerian National Liberation Front (FLN) leader while in a French prison, who upon his release produced the film. With a compelling score by Ennio Morricone and remarkable footage shot in the labyrinthine lanes of the Casbah and on the streets of Algiers, the film was nominated for numerous Academy Awards and won the Grand Prize at the Venice Film Festival. Shown in a new 50th anniversary digital restoration. Subtitled. More at rialtopictures.com

2 hrs 3 min

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Amélie

Tuesday, February 14 7:00

2002 > France > Directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet

With Audrey Tautou, Mathieu Kassovitz

Jeunet's talent for whimsy, on display in his earlier work with Marc Caro (The City of Lost Children, Delicatessen), comes into its own in this story of a fetching young lady who changes, in ways small and large, the lives of her Montmartre friends and neighbors. Subtitled.

2 hrs 1 min

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Evolution

Thursday, February 23 10:00
AND Friday, February 24 7:00

2016 > France > Directed by Lucile Hadzihalilovic

With Max Brebant, Roxane Duran, Julie-Marie Parmentier

An eerily seductive mind-bender about a remote island community of young boys and adult women, whose putty-like skin hints at something not quite human. Awash in the haunting, otherworldly images of a nightmare, the film features "gorgeous widescreen cinematography, including stunning underwater and nighttime footage." (Variety) Subtitled. More at ifcfilms.com/films/evolution

1 hr 21 min

DEREK J. MITCHELL
U.S. Ambassador to Myanmar (Burma), 2012-2016

"MYANMAR'S POLITICAL TRANSITION: LOOKING AHEAD"

Thursday, November 17, 2016, 4:30 p.m.

Lewis Auditorium, Goldwin Smith Hall

Organized by the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies and co-sponsored by the Southeast Asia Program (SEAP) and the International Programs in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (IP-CALS).