Some 35 years ago Claude Pinoteau gave Sophie Marceau the opportunity to play her first major role in a movie. Claude Brasseur, Brigitte Fossey and Denise Grey acted alongside her.
It was the actor’s first international success, playing a fourteen-year-old high school student. Vic lives in Paris with her parents, but gets on best with her great-grandmother, Poupette. A dynamic elderly lady with very liberal ideas, Vic confides her feelings of joy and emotions with her, while her parents are lost in love’s misunderstanding.
To celebrate its 120th anniversary, Gaumont is inviting you to relive the magic of this film.
The Party reflects an entire generation, and has become a classic both for its plot and its soundtrack.
Clear your calendar for September 11, the Cine Party - The Party! will be held at the Machine du Moulin Rouge from 7pm.
Screenings, disco balls, roller dancing, ladies' choice, photo calls and an 80s dress code are all on the evening’s program. For the music, Har Mar Superstar, Topper Harley and the Mellotron.com team will be taking the reins.
You can buy your tickets via Digitick or the FNAC. Hurry up, as places are limited!
So get your roller skates and Walkman ready, Friday night will be your chance to enjoy an evening where ladies make the first move.
