Paris | Ciné Club for Creatives: Portrait of a Lady on Fire, (ENG SUBS) private screening & social

🎬 Ciné Club for Creatives Portrait of a Lady on Fire (ENG SUBS) | Screening & SocialThursday, April 2 · 19:00 Love cinema and crave deeper conversations with other creatives? Ciné Club for Creatives is a regular gathering for people who live for stories, emotion, and the magic that happens after the credits roll. After three successful editions, we return for a fourth session with Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Céline Sciamma’s breathtaking and quietly powerful film. Set on a remote island in 18th-century France, the story unfolds with remarkable intimacy, capturing the slow, electric emergence of a forbidden love between a painter and her subject. Through lingering glances, silence, and stolen moments, the film becomes a meditation on desire, memory, and the act of truly seeing another person—inviting us to reflect on love that burns brightly, even if only for a moment. 🗓 How It Works 📍 Cinema Le Brady 19:00: Arrival 19:15: Short intro + screening begins After the film, we’ll walk 6 minutes to continue the experience together at a second location for a post-film discussion & drinks: 📍 PAN The evening is hosted by a Film Club host from the Pink Poodle Society community, who will gently guide the entire evening, including the post-screening social using curated prompts and themed discussions. ✨ Your Ticket Includes 🎬 Private cinema screening🍿 Popcorn + one drink for the screening🗣 Guided post-film discussion including a glass of wine, beer or soft drink💬 Conversation prompts for meaningful exchange👯‍♀️ A curated group of creatives & curious minds 🎟 Limited spots to keep the experience intimate.Come for the film. Stay for the conversation. About your host: Scott Wright is currently on his fourth career, having previously been a national radio personality in the United States, an executive in the major label record business, and the founder of an award-winning winery and wine import company. Seeing The Graduate at age twelve sparked a lifelong love of cinema—a passion that has shaped and followed him ever since. From Truffaut to Triet, from Varda to Von Trier, his fascination with film continues to evolve and deepen. Today, Scott is a screenwriter and a producer-director of documentary features, based between Paris and New Orleans.