Agnes b. Unveils Its Sponsorship for the French Film Festival 2026
Agnes b. proudly announces its role as a special sponsor for the highly anticipated 33rd French Film Festival, taking place from March 19 to March 22, 2026, in Shibuya, Tokyo. This prestigious event, organized by Unifrance, marks a significant milestone in the celebration of French cinema, creating a vibrant platform for cultural exchange between France and Japan.
The festival, which began in 1993, has evolved into one of the largest festivals showcasing the latest French films. Shifting its location from Yokohama to the bustling district of Shibuya this year, the festival aims to open new doors and broaden its audience reach. The main visual for this year’s festival is crafted by renowned French artist Jean Jullien, giving a unique artistic flair to the event.
For designer Agnes Troublé, better known as Agnes b., film has always been an intuitive source of inspiration. She cherishes her collaborations with directors and actors from the film industry, and this festival is no exception. To celebrate this connection, a special short film created by Agnes b. will be screened before each film at the festival, highlighting the brand's long-standing appreciation for cinema.
Special Event: Free Ticket Giveaways
To engage with film enthusiasts, Agnes b. is offering a delightful opportunity to win tickets for the screenings and Q&A sessions during the festival. From March 20 to 22, 2026, attendees can apply for a chance to win tickets to any of the twelve showcased films. Five pairs of tickets will be allotted for each film, with the application period ending on March 12, 2026, at 23:59.
Screening Schedule:
- - Venue: Bunkamura Le Cinema, Shibuya
- March 20 (Friday) 16:00: “LOL2.0” (2026) directed by Lisa Azuelos
- March 20 (Friday) 19:00: “Kremlin’s Magician” (2025) directed by Olivier Assayas
- March 21 (Saturday) 16:00: “Mom, God, and Sylvie Vartan” (2024) directed by Ken Scott
- March 21 (Saturday) 19:00: “The New Arc de Triomphe Story” (2025) directed by Stéphane Dumoustier
- March 22 (Sunday) 16:00: “Marcel et Monsieur Pagnol” (2025) directed by Sylvain Chomet
- March 22 (Sunday) 19:00: “And They” (2025) directed by Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne (closing film)
- March 20 (Friday) 12:00: “A Missing Part” (2024) directed by Guillaume Senez
- March 20 (Friday) 15:30: “THAT SUMMER IN PARIS” (2024) directed by Valentine Cadic
- March 20 (Friday) 18:30: “Tracing the World You See” (2025) directed by Robin Campillo
- March 22 (Sunday) 12:00: “A Private Life” (2025) directed by Rebecca Zlotowski
- March 22 (Sunday) 15:30: “Simple Accident” (2025) directed by Jafar Panahi
- March 22 (Sunday) 18:30: “OXANA” (2024) directed by Charlène Favier
Related Merchandise
To commemorate the event, merchandise featuring the main visual by Jean Jullien will be available from mid-March, including T-shirts, tote bags, and original design mugs. These items can be purchased at select Agnes b. stores and their official online boutique, with some items also available at the festival venue.
- T-shirts: ¥13,200 (Sizes: M to XXL, unisex)
- Tote Bags: ¥6,600
- Mugs: ¥4,290
Note: Prices include tax.
Upcoming Events
Agnes b. is also hosting a photo exhibition titled “VISAGES DU CINEMA FRANCAIS” at their gallery boutique from February 21 to April 5, 2026. This exhibition showcases portraits of iconic figures from the French film industry and highlights its rich history and diversity.
Moreover, commencing March 17, 2026, the Agnes b. Shibuya store will host a special exhibition featuring drawings by Jean Jullien, alongside a limited-edition café menu.
About Agnes b.
Founded in Paris, Agnes b. is a hallmark of French casual fashion, emphasizing comfort and cutting-edge style. Beyond fashion, the brand has cultivated a deep connection with art, cinema, and music, actively participating in social initiatives and environmental conservation like supporting the Tara Ocean exploration project.
For inquiries, please contact: Agnes b. TEL: 0120-744800