FAMILIAR TOUCH
Bon Voyage, Marie
In AUS Cinemas 30 July
In AUS Cinemas 30 July
Dir. Enya Baroux | 2025 | France | 97 mins | Rated M
starring Pierre Lottin, Hélène Vincent, David Ayala, Juliette Gasquet
An unforgettable gem from the Alliance Française French Film Festival 2026
Grandma, her messy family, and a busted camper van – one road trip that changes everything
When 80-year-old Marie announces a family trip to Switzerland to collect a mysterious inheritance, her unreliable son and teenage granddaughter climb aboard a battered camper van without asking too many questions. Joined by a reluctant caregiver turned driver, the unlikely group sets off on a chaotic and heartfelt road trip filled with detours, misunderstandings, and laughter. As the journey unfolds, three generations are drawn closer together, forcing Marie to question what really matters – and with whom she wants to face what comes next. Along the way, love, humor, and the messy beauty of being together emerge unexpectedly. Will Marie find the courage to reveal the true purpose of their journey?
Alpe d’Huez International Comedy Film 2025 – Best Actress Awards – Hélène Vincent and Juliette Gasquet
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“A funny and tender road trip”
-Le Monde-
“Funny and touching…A cathartic intergenerational story about family and unexpected friendships”
-Aquí Madrid-
“a road movie that challenges family-drama stereotypes and captivates with the humanity of its characters.”
-My Movies-
“Of extraordinary grace”
-Télérama-
starring Pierre Lottin, Hélène Vincent, David Ayala, Juliette Gasquet
An unforgettable gem from the Alliance Française French Film Festival 2026
Grandma, her messy family, and a busted camper van – one road trip that changes everything
When 80-year-old Marie announces a family trip to Switzerland to collect a mysterious inheritance, her unreliable son and teenage granddaughter climb aboard a battered camper van without asking too many questions. Joined by a reluctant caregiver turned driver, the unlikely group sets off on a chaotic and heartfelt road trip filled with detours, misunderstandings, and laughter. As the journey unfolds, three generations are drawn closer together, forcing Marie to question what really matters – and with whom she wants to face what comes next. Along the way, love, humor, and the messy beauty of being together emerge unexpectedly. Will Marie find the courage to reveal the true purpose of their journey?
Alpe d’Huez International Comedy Film 2025 – Best Actress Awards – Hélène Vincent and Juliette Gasquet
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“A funny and tender road trip”
-Le Monde-
“Funny and touching…A cathartic intergenerational story about family and unexpected friendships”
-Aquí Madrid-
“a road movie that challenges family-drama stereotypes and captivates with the humanity of its characters.”
-My Movies-
“Of extraordinary grace”
-Télérama-

FAMILIAR TOUCH
The Party's Over! (Classe Moyenne)
In AUS Cinemas 27 August
In AUS Cinemas 27 August
Dir. Antony Cordier | 2025 | France | 95 mins | Rated M
starring Laure Calamy, Laurent Lafitte, Élodie Bouchez, Ramzy Bedia
In the house divided by class, mind your place. Or lose it.
The biting comedy favourite from the 2026 Alliance Française French Film Festival
Mehdi had planned to spend a quiet summer in his in-laws’ sumptuous home. But as soon as he arrives, a conflict breaks out between his girlfriend’s family and the villa’s janitor couple. Confident that his modest upbringing gives him the right perspective, Mehdi thinks he can lead the negotiations between the two parties and bring everyone back to their sense. But things start to escalate…
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“A brilliant social satire, where money, ambition, and frustration expose everyone’s hypocrisies.”
-Merci SF-
“A hilarious, Homeric showdown”
-L’Humanité-
“Shadiness galore”
-Télérama-
“A savage treat”
-Le Parisien-
“Scrumptious social satire”
-Elle-
“Ruben Östlund meets Parasite”
-Le Figaro-
starring Laure Calamy, Laurent Lafitte, Élodie Bouchez, Ramzy Bedia
In the house divided by class, mind your place. Or lose it.
The biting comedy favourite from the 2026 Alliance Française French Film Festival
Mehdi had planned to spend a quiet summer in his in-laws’ sumptuous home. But as soon as he arrives, a conflict breaks out between his girlfriend’s family and the villa’s janitor couple. Confident that his modest upbringing gives him the right perspective, Mehdi thinks he can lead the negotiations between the two parties and bring everyone back to their sense. But things start to escalate…
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“A brilliant social satire, where money, ambition, and frustration expose everyone’s hypocrisies.”
-Merci SF-
“A hilarious, Homeric showdown”
-L’Humanité-
“Shadiness galore”
-Télérama-
“A savage treat”
-Le Parisien-
“Scrumptious social satire”
-Elle-
“Ruben Östlund meets Parasite”
-Le Figaro-

FAMILIAR TOUCH
CALLE MALAGA (Malaga Street)
Now Showing
Now Showing
Dir. Maryam Touzani | 2025 | Morocco, Spain | 116 mins | Rated M
Winner of the Audience Award at the 2025 Venice Film Festival and Morocco’s official submission for the 2026 Academy Awards (Best International Feature Film). A sun-drenched portrait of aging brimming with nostalgia, humour, and hope, Calle Málaga (Malaga Street) is a love letter to Tangier and the women who age with heart.
From filmmaker Maryam Touzani (The Blue Caftan, Adam), Calle Málaga stars the legendary Carmen Maura (Volver, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown) as María Ángeles, a spirited 79-year-old Spaniard who has spent her life in Tangier’s Spanish quarter. Her world is upended when her daughter returns from Madrid determined to sell the family apartment. To protect her home and the memories it holds, María fights back and, unexpectedly, rediscovers love and sensuality.
“A lovely ode to growing old but not giving in to age, to living life as it is meant to be lived — on your own terms.”
Deadline
“Beautifully crafted and emotionally textured … a tender portrait of memory, home and generational distance.”
SeeNews
“The incandescent Carmen Maura, whose earthy naturalness, sly humor and tenacious spirit feed a direct link back to her Almodóvarian glory days.”
Hollywood Reporter
“The most prominent and devoted leading showcase Carmen Maura has had"
Variety
Winner of the Audience Award at the 2025 Venice Film Festival and Morocco’s official submission for the 2026 Academy Awards (Best International Feature Film). A sun-drenched portrait of aging brimming with nostalgia, humour, and hope, Calle Málaga (Malaga Street) is a love letter to Tangier and the women who age with heart.
From filmmaker Maryam Touzani (The Blue Caftan, Adam), Calle Málaga stars the legendary Carmen Maura (Volver, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown) as María Ángeles, a spirited 79-year-old Spaniard who has spent her life in Tangier’s Spanish quarter. Her world is upended when her daughter returns from Madrid determined to sell the family apartment. To protect her home and the memories it holds, María fights back and, unexpectedly, rediscovers love and sensuality.
“A lovely ode to growing old but not giving in to age, to living life as it is meant to be lived — on your own terms.”
Deadline
“Beautifully crafted and emotionally textured … a tender portrait of memory, home and generational distance.”
SeeNews
“The incandescent Carmen Maura, whose earthy naturalness, sly humor and tenacious spirit feed a direct link back to her Almodóvarian glory days.”
Hollywood Reporter
“The most prominent and devoted leading showcase Carmen Maura has had"
Variety

FAMILIAR TOUCH
FAMILIAR TOUCH
For anyone who has felt themselves change, but never disappear – a coming-of-old-age story that belongs to us all.
Dir. Sarah Friedland | 2024 | USA | 92 mins | Rated M
Amid the haze of fading memory and shifting desires, Ruth, a retired chef, quietly navigates her transition to assisted living. With grace, wit, and the enduring threads of her identity, she deals with her changing sense of self and her bonds with those who care for her. As her surroundings grow unfamiliar, something unexpected begins to take shape – what if we glow most warmly at the edges of memory?
In AUS cinemas October 23 | In NZ Cinemas November 13
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“A film that finds unexpected warmth in the twilight of life… makes you see and feel the virtues of age without fear or anxiety”
– Observer –
“Empathic, insightful… one of the year’s best… illuminates the dignity in vulnerability and the persistence of selfhood even as memory fades”
– Director’s Club –
“A coming-of-old-age story, compassionate and clear-eyed”
– Chicago Tribune –
“Deeply hopeful… a film of beaming light and beaming people… touching, moving, and unique”
– Spectrum Culture –
“Radical in its quiet honesty, breathtaking in its dignified compassion”
– Little White Lies –
“Kathleen Chalfant delivers the sort of performance that feels at once utterly authentic and like the product of long experience”
– The Wall Street Journal –
Dir. Sarah Friedland | 2024 | USA | 92 mins | Rated M
Amid the haze of fading memory and shifting desires, Ruth, a retired chef, quietly navigates her transition to assisted living. With grace, wit, and the enduring threads of her identity, she deals with her changing sense of self and her bonds with those who care for her. As her surroundings grow unfamiliar, something unexpected begins to take shape – what if we glow most warmly at the edges of memory?
In AUS cinemas October 23 | In NZ Cinemas November 13
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“A film that finds unexpected warmth in the twilight of life… makes you see and feel the virtues of age without fear or anxiety”
– Observer –
“Empathic, insightful… one of the year’s best… illuminates the dignity in vulnerability and the persistence of selfhood even as memory fades”
– Director’s Club –
“A coming-of-old-age story, compassionate and clear-eyed”
– Chicago Tribune –
“Deeply hopeful… a film of beaming light and beaming people… touching, moving, and unique”
– Spectrum Culture –
“Radical in its quiet honesty, breathtaking in its dignified compassion”
– Little White Lies –
“Kathleen Chalfant delivers the sort of performance that feels at once utterly authentic and like the product of long experience”
– The Wall Street Journal –

LITTLE WONDER BEAR
LITTLE WONDER BEAR
Lost and hunted by humans, a little bear’s courage and friendship light the way to saving her home.
Dir. Eduardo Schuldt | 2024 | Peru | 80 mins
Deep in the Peruvian Amazon, a little bear named Milagros lives happily with her family. When taken far from home and separated from her brother, Milagros finds herself alone and trapped in a foreign part of the forest ruled by men. There, she meets a small fox, and together they plan their escape, setting off on a wild journey to find her brother. Lost and hunted by humans, can she brave the dangers and reunite with him?
BASED ON A TRUE STORY
In AUS Cinemas February 12
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LITTLE WONDER BEAR has made history as the first animated film certified Climate Positive by the United Nations. The film’s production offsets more carbon emissions than it generates. From pre-production through post-production, the entire filmmaking process adhered to rigorous UN climate action standards. The certificate confirms that the film’s production has positively impacted the environment, going beyond carbon neutrality to support environmental restoration.
Dir. Eduardo Schuldt | 2024 | Peru | 80 mins
Deep in the Peruvian Amazon, a little bear named Milagros lives happily with her family. When taken far from home and separated from her brother, Milagros finds herself alone and trapped in a foreign part of the forest ruled by men. There, she meets a small fox, and together they plan their escape, setting off on a wild journey to find her brother. Lost and hunted by humans, can she brave the dangers and reunite with him?
BASED ON A TRUE STORY
In AUS Cinemas February 12
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LITTLE WONDER BEAR has made history as the first animated film certified Climate Positive by the United Nations. The film’s production offsets more carbon emissions than it generates. From pre-production through post-production, the entire filmmaking process adhered to rigorous UN climate action standards. The certificate confirms that the film’s production has positively impacted the environment, going beyond carbon neutrality to support environmental restoration.