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Séraphine with the St. Louis International Film Festival
Join SLAM for Séraphine (2008), presented as part of Cinema St. Louis’s 35th-annual St. Louis International Film Festival (SLIFF).
The film follows the story of the rise of primitivist painter and outsider artist Séraphine “de Senlis” Louis (Yolande Moreau), who toils as a maidservant in the homes of the bourgeoisie in Senlis, France, while painting secretly by candlelight in the evenings.
The film is not rated. The run time is approximately two hours, five minutes.
About the St. Louis International Film Festival
The St. Louis International Film Festival (SLIFF) is presented annually by the nonprofit arts organization Cinema St. Louis (CSL). Since 1992, SLIFF has been elevating independent film through local presentations of global stories. Films screening at SLIFF may otherwise not be seen on the big screen, and the festival serves as a launchpad for filmmakers, both established and first-time, on their journey in the film industry.
Ticket information
When available, tickets will be available from Cinema St. Louis. Check back this fall for more information.
