Baku / 02.08.18 / Turan: The French Embassy in Azerbaijan, the French Institute and Landmark Hotel Baku launch a project of showing famous French films with the participation of representatives of Azerbaijan cinema. Famous cinematographers will share their impressions with the audience.
The films will be shown outdoors (on the terrace of the Rotunda hall in the Landmark Hotel, Nizami Str., 90A).
The first guest of the project is famous actor of theater and cinema Firdovsi Atakishiyev. He will present to the public the film Love by Michael Haneke (The Golden Palm Branch, 2012).
Admission is free, and the show time is on August 3, at 19:30. Phone: +994 12 4652000 / +994 12 4652000 www.thelandmarkhotel.az -02D-
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