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"The Brave Ones" by Lukas Dhont
Special screening of the film: meet-and-greet with director Lukas Dhont.
Cinéma Max Linder Panorama (Paris 9th)
About
After receiving the Caméra d'Or for GIRL (2018) and the Grand Prix for CLOSE (2022), Lukas Dhont once again made his mark at the Cannes Film Festival this year by earning his two actors, Valentin Campagne and Emmanuel Macchia, the Best Actor Award for their roles in THE BRAVE ONES.
The Belgian director will do us the honor of his presence on Wednesday, November 18 at 6:50 PM to present this new feature film set in the heart of the trenches.
,Summary: Young soldier Pierre wants to prove himself on the front line during World War I. Behind the lines, he meets Francis, who is tasked with boosting the troops' morale.
Our take on this event
Experience the visceral intensity of a war drama that recently captivated the jury at Cannes with its powerhouse lead performances. This deeply moving film invites you to witness the fragile, unexpected bond between two soldiers navigating the shadows of the Great War.
On Wednesday, November 18, 2026, the Max Linder Panorama cinema hosts a special screening of the film Les Braves, featuring an introduction by director Lukas Dhont. Known for his critically acclaimed works such as Girl and Close, the Belgian filmmaker presents his latest project set during the First World War. The story follows young soldier Pierre and his encounter with Francis, a man tasked with boosting the morale of the troops on the front lines. The event runs from 18:00 to 21:00, and the venue is fully wheelchair accessible.
Director Lukas Dhont visits the Max Linder Panorama in the 9th arrondissement of Paris on November 18, 2026, to present his latest feature, Les Braves. The screening takes place from 18:50 to 21:00, with the filmmaker joining the audience to discuss the project before the film begins. This production showcases the performances of actors Valentin Campagne and Emmanuel Macchia, who were awarded the Best Actor prize at the Cannes Film Festival for their roles.
The film depicts the experiences of Pierre, a young soldier eager to prove himself amidst the intensity of the First World War. His narrative unfolds behind the lines, where he meets Francis, a man whose duty is to sustain the spirit of the soldiers during the conflict. The story offers a poignant look at life in the trenches.
Tickets are available at the standard rates for the Max Linder Panorama. The cinema is equipped to welcome all guests, as the facility is fully wheelchair accessible.











