Movies 17. FKA

2026, 124 min.
prepremiere screening
Awards and selections: Cannes Film Festival – Un Certain Regard, Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF)
Directed: Romain Gavras
Country: France, United States
[IN-PERSON SCREENING]
A dazzling, visionary satire steeped in smoke and kinetic energy. Romain Gavras returns with an uncompromising portrayal of moral revolution and the search for one’s own voice.
Paris, the mid-1960s. A young American woman (Margaret Qualley) finds herself at the heart of a social revolution, entering a mysterious circle of avant-garde artists led by a charismatic guru (Vincent Cassel). In a world pulsating with jazz and political unrest, the protagonist attempts to define her own freedom. Gavras directs with dynamic flair, creating a dense portrait of a generation determined to tear down the old order at any cost.
Romain Gavras
A French-Greek director known for his dynamic visual style and uncompromising approach to filmmaking. Director of the acclaimed films Athena and The World Is Yours.
Tags: drama, revolution, Paris, 1960s, art, freedom, Romain Gavras, Margaret Qualley, Vincent Cassel










