"Chocolat" is a film of infinite delicacy. - Robert Ebert

CHOCOLAT
Directed by Claire Denis, 1988, PG-13, 1h45
With Isaach De Bankolé, Giulia Boschi, François Cluzet, Cécile Ducasse

Presented with the support of Sézane.

In 1950s French Cameroon, curious eight-year-old France (Ducasse) spends her days amidst the paradise of her family’s estate along with her always traveling father Marc (Cluzet), her bored, frustrated mother Aimée (Boschi), and Protée (De Bankolé), the noble, intelligent “houseboy.” Everyday routine changes when a plane makes an emergency landing nearby, bringing a motley collection of characters to the house and causing the heavenly façade of the household to unravel.

#FilmsOnTheGreen | Free French films in NYC Parks

Film in French with English subtitles
Free and open to the public - No ticket needed

DATE: Friday July 26 at 8:30pm

LOCATION: Riverside Park, Pier I (at 70th Street)