On the menu this week: 1950s Oregon, four boys, and one missing body; all the ingredients of a coming-of-age classic. Before River Phoenix became a Hollywood heartthrob, and long before nostalgia turned into a marketing strategy (#corememories), Rob Reiner delivered a tender adaptation of a Stephen King novel - think less supernatural horror, more Stephen King remembering what it felt like to be twelve. Bring your inner child and a few friends to watch our very first Rob Reiner film in 15 years of Cinema club! Stand by Me (1986) Filmothèque du Quartier Latin ════ In a Nutshell ════ - 🎞️ Movie is in English with french subtitles - 🕖 We'll meet at 19:55 in front of the cinema. My name is Juliette, and I'll wear a green scarf, so I'm not that hard to spot. - 📽️ The screening starts at 20:10 - 💵 Price: Normal: 10€ / Students: 7€ / Under 26: 5€ / UGC Ilimité: Oui - 🍷 After the movie, we'll have a drink and talk about the movie, life and the meaning behind River Phoenix's eyes. ════ Film Info ════ A writer recounts a childhood journey with his friends to find the body of a missing boy. Running time: 89 min Director: Rob Reiner Cast: Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Corey Feldman Language: English Film info: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092005 ════ Cinéma Information ════ Filmothèque du Quartier Latin 📍9 Rue Champollion, 75005 Paris Metro: Odéon (M4, M10), Cluny La Sorbonne (M10), Luxembourg (RER-B) Price: Normal: 10€ / Students: 7€ / Under 26: 5€ / UGC Ilimité: Oui ════ About Paris Cinéma Club ════ Cinema Club is a loose collection of French, expats and travellers from Couchsurfing who head off to the cinema each week on a Monday night. We see a wide variety of films, from old black-and-white classics to cult hits or modern alternative films. We choose a different cinema each week and a different style, but one thing remains, we do this, and have done this, every week since June 2011. If you're a traveller, don't worry, we always watch English language films, and if you're French, don't worry, they always have subtitles. After the film, we usually hang around and have a beer at a bar or along the Seine if the weather is nice and talk about the film, cheese, the finer things in life or whatever might float our way. Come along and enjoy good cinema and good company. -- So an Argentinian, an Australian and a Frenchman walk into a cinema… Every week since June 2011, a different cinema, a different film, a cinematic experience and a beer. Longue vie à Méliès