Live an unforgettable experience in an exceptional place

For the eighth edi­tion of the Deau­ville Tat­too Fest­iv­al, over 380 inter­na­tion­al tat­too artists will be at the Centre Inter­na­tion­al de Deau­ville on August 23 and 24, 2025!

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The Deau­ville Amer­ic­an Film Fest­iv­al was cre­ated in 1975 by Lionel Chouchan and André Halimi at the instig­a­tion of Michel d’Or­nano, then May­or of Deau­ville, and Lucien Bar­rière, then Chair­man of the eponym­ous group. The City of Deau­ville del­eg­ates co-organ­iz­a­tion of the Fest­iv­al to HOPSCOTCH Cinéma and the Centre Inter­na­tion­al de Deau­ville. LPSC is respons­ible for artist­ic dir­ec­tion, while C.I.D. con­trib­utes its expert­ise in event organization.

The Fest­iv­al show­cases the diversity of Amer­ic­an cinema, from major Hol­ly­wood pro­duc­tions to inde­pend­ent films. It is the only European fest­iv­al of this scale to open its doors to the pub­lic. Each year, over a hun­dred screen­ings are presen­ted at three ven­ues: the Centre Inter­na­tion­al de Deau­ville, the Cinéma du Casino Bar­rière and the Cinéma le Morny.

The fest­iv­al has revealed works that have left their mark on cinema: Little Odessa by James Gray, Pi by Dar­ren Aronof­sky, Ça tourne à Man­hat­tan by Tom DiCillo, Being John Malkovich by Spike Jonze, Memento by Chris­toph­er Nolan, Bienv­en­ue dans l’âge ingrat by Todd Solondz, Col­li­sion by Paul Hag­gis, Hed­wig and the Angry Inch by John Camer­on Mitchell, Little Miss Sun­shine by Valérie Faris & Jonath­an Dayton, Take Shel­ter by Jeff Nich­ols, Whip­lash by Dami­en Chazelle, Cap­tain Fant­ast­ic by Matt Ross, Beasts of the South­ern Wild by Ben Zeitlin, A Ghost Story by Dav­id Lowery… Every year, the fest­iv­al is acclaimed for the qual­ity and demand­ing nature of its programming.