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L'Etrange Festival

L'Etrange Festival is an annual film festival held in Paris every September, recognized as a premier venue for bold and inventive genre cinema. The 32nd edition notably awarded the Nouveau Genre Grand Prize to director Park Hoon-jung's film "Tristes Tropiques."

Date
Sep 1-30, 2026
Status
Ongoing
L'Etrange Festival

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Highlights

  • Nouveau Genre Grand Prize awarded to 'Tristes Tropiques'
  • Showcases bold and inventive genre cinema
L'Etrange Festival is an annual film festival hosted in Paris, France, taking place every September. It is known as one of France's leading platforms for showcasing bold and inventive genre cinema. The festival features an international competition section, with past editions screening notable Korean films such as "Exhuma" (2024), "Concrete Utopia" (2023), and "The Spy Gone North" (2018).

At its 32nd iteration, the festival's Nouveau Genre Grand Prize in the international competition section was awarded to director Park Hoon-jung for his action noir film "Tristes Tropiques." The film, praised for its stylistic intensity and relentless pace, was described as an "opera-like action thriller" that evokes the golden era of 1980s and 1990s Hong Kong cinema.

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