Orange is supporting the Jacques Tati, deux temps trois mouvements exhibition at the Cinémathèque Française

Orange is supporting the exceptional exhibition on the fifties and sixties’ French film maker Jacques Tati hosted by the Cinémathèque Française (French Films Archive) from 8 April to 2 August 2009. "Tati is the father of modernity as well as a vision of the future.  How obvious for Orange to link up with the Cinémathèque Française to pay homage to this cinematic genius", asserts Serge Toubiana, its General Manager.
With three shorts and six feature films, Jacques Tati established himself as one of the most original and inventive of comic film directors. His utterly modern work drew its brilliantly humorous inspiration from the areas of communications and technology.
To accompany the event, Orange cinema series (the French pay TV channels) is putting together a Jacques Tati special series of programmes on the Orange cine geants channel.
There will be a competition game on the orange.fr website for the general public to win tickets to the exhibition and 400 tickets will also be distributed to Orange employees.
These initiatives honouring Jacques Tati as a monument of the French cinema, underline Orange’s commitment to the 7th Art.
 
Orange and the cinema
For more than 10 years, Orange has been supporting the cinema in all its aspects, through co-financing or co-production of arthouse or mainstream films, by supporting film releases and news on its Internet, TV and mobile portals, as well as by broadcasting films on its Orange Film series, its VOD services and TV bouquets.
From the Deauville American Film and Asian Film Festivals to the British Academy Film Awards, the Beaune Detective Film Festival and of course the Cannes International Film Festival, Orange has been a partner of major cinematic events and of all forms of cinema.


find out more

• Cinémathèque Française website (in French)
• Orange and the cinema