Léa Seydoux Getting American Cinematheque Retrospective (EXCLUSIVE)
The American Cinematheque will honour Léa Seydoux with a four-film retrospective in Los Angeles from 12 to 15 November 2026. The programme spans her work in independent cinema and major productions, including films that helped establish her as an acclaimed French actor.
The screenings are “One Fine Morning”, “Blue Is the Warmest Color”, “The Beast” and “Gentle Monster”. Seydoux and “Gentle Monster” director Marie Kreutzer will attend an in-person conversation at the 13 November screening; in the film, Seydoux plays a pianist whose family life is upended by her partner’s secret. Tickets are available through the American Cinematheque.
In short
- The Cinematheque is screening four Léa Seydoux films in Los Angeles.
- The retrospective runs from 12 to 15 November 2026.
- Seydoux and director Marie Kreutzer will discuss “Gentle Monster”.
Explained simply
Léa Seydoux is a French actor whose career has included both independent films and large international productions. She has worked with directors in France and abroad, and is known for taking on a range of roles across drama and other genres.
The American Cinematheque is a Los Angeles organisation that presents film screenings and events for the public. Retrospectives bring together selected films from a filmmaker’s or actor’s career, giving audiences a chance to see how their work has developed and to explore films they may have missed.
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