FESTIVAL
The Écrans Mixtes Festival Returns to Lyon for its 15th Edition
11 february 2025
The Écrans Mixtes Festival is back in Lyon for its 15th edition, celebrating the diverse world of cinema. Before the festival kicks off in March, the agnès b. boutique in Lyon will once again host the official launch event of the festival catalogue. Join us on February 13th at 24 Rue Auguste Comte to get an exclusive preview of the lineup and enjoy a lively evening with fellow film lovers.
The Écrans Mixtes Festival, a landmark event in Lyon’s cinema scene, is set to celebrate its 15th edition from March 5-13, 2025. As tradition dictates, the festival’s official catalogue launch will take place on Thursday, February 13th at 6:30 PM at the agnès b. boutique, located at 24 Rue Auguste Comte, 69002 Lyon. This convivial evening will feature a cocktail reception, a DJ set, and is free for all to attend.
Get Ready for a Festive Evening on February 13th
Join us on February 13th for an exclusive preview of the 2025 programme.
For its 15th edition, the festival promises a diverse and exciting programme, with 95 screenings across 30 venues throughout Lyon. Full details of the lineup will be available on the festival's official website.
Before the festival officially begins in March, the organisers invite you to join them on February 13th to discover the 2025 catalogue and share a festive moment with fellow cinema enthusiasts.
A longstanding partnership between agnès b. and the Écrans Mixtes Festival
The collaboration between the Écrans Mixtes Festival and agnès b. is a longstanding one, with the boutique having become a key location for the festival’s launch over the years. This partnership highlights the strong connection between the world of fashion and the art of cinema, which Agnès has been nurturing throughout the years.
Since 1975, agnès b. has championed cinema through fashion, designing t-shirts and accessories in tribute to film, while her boutiques have long showcased movie posters and exhibitions. Deeply inspired by black-and-white films and the effortless elegance of the French New Wave, Agnès has also directed short fashion films and collaborated with legendary filmmakers. She has styled costumes for iconic directors such as William Klein (Who Are You, Polly Maggoo?), François Truffaut (Confidentially Yours), Quentin Tarantino (Pulp Fiction), and David Lynch (Mulholland Drive).
Beyond fashion, agnès b. has actively supported the film industry, founding Love Streams agnès b. productions (1997-2014) and backing visionary directors like Gaspar Noé, Claire Denis, and Harmony Korine. Today, her commitment endures through partnerships with festivals such as Écrans Mixtes in Lyon, the Sarajevo Film Festival, and the Marseille International Film Festival, as well as institutions like Anthology Film Archives in New York and film libraries in Paris and Tangier.
