By Dan Walsh at Wexford Arts Centre
The first Wexford French Film Festival is up and running following a reception and screening in Wexford Arts Centre this evening.
Melanie O’Reilly Honorary Consul acted as master of ceremonies with speakers including Cllr Oliver Walsh, Leas-Cathaoirleach of Wexford County Council, Xavier d’Argoeuves, Cultural Counsellor, French Embassy and Suzanne McKenzie Young, Screen Wexford.
The French Embassy in Ireland and Screen Wexford launched the first Wexford French Film Festival in collaboration with the Alliance Française Waterford /Wexford, The Picture House- Wexford Film Society and many cultural partners Wexford Normandy Cultural Association.
The festival brings a specially curated selection of French cinema to Wexford celebrating storytelling, culture, and creativity across borders.
Film screenings all day on Wednesday. Programme available. The programme features six films, including the César Awards 2026 Best Film winner, The Ties That Bind Us (L’Attachement), opening the festival, alongside a curated mix of comedy, drama, and fiction.
With contemporary and classic films, features and shorts, and a school screening, there is something for everyone to enjoy a taste of French cinema in the heart of Wexford.
Information and booking tickets at Wexford Arts Centre. https://wexfordartscentre.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/873663881
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