Tomorrow, we will see the films differently

On the seafront at La Ciotat, near Marseille, bathers have reconquered the crystal clear waters and the facade of the Eden of the Lumière brothers, the oldest cinema in the world, is sunnier than ever. In front of the gate, its president, Michel Cornille, is in a perky mood: "I'm not in a swimsuit but I'm waiting for our dear spectators with open arms on June 22." At Eden, the program promises to be enticing: the new film Be Natural, the hidden story of Alice Guy-Blaché , by Pamela B. Green produced by Jodie Foster and Robert Redford with Evan Rachel Wood on the pioneer of cinema, The Good Wife by Martin Provost and the films labeled Cannes 2020. Here, the new sanitary measures are already in place: contactless payment, box surrounded by plexiglass, path with dotted lines every meter to access the room, recommended wearing of the mask in the hall but not compulsory during the session, a free chair on either side of the spectator (people coming

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