🎬 Wednesday, 14 January – Any Number Can Win (Mélodie en sous-sol, 1963)

Directed by Henri Verneuil, this stylish crime thriller pairs Alain Delon with Jean Gabin in a meticulously planned heist set on the French Riviera. Cool, tense, and sharply written, the film highlights Delon’s charisma and restraint in a story of ambition, trust, and betrayal.

🎬 Wednesday, 21 January – The Black Tulip (La Tulipe Noire, 1964)

In this adventurous historical drama, Delon delivers a dual performance as twin brothers during the French Revolution. Blending romance, action, and intrigue, The Black Tulip reveals Delon’s versatility and star power in a swashbuckling classic beloved by audiences across generations.

🎬 Wednesday, 28 January – Joy House (Les Félins, 1964)

A gripping psychological thriller directed by René Clément, Joy House follows a man whose quiet life unravels when he becomes the target of a criminal underworld. Suspenseful and atmospheric, the film showcases Delon in a darker, more introspective role.

📅 Dates: Wednesdays — 14, 21 & 28 January
📍 Venue: Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre, Windhoek
🎟 Entry: Free entrance

This tribute series is an invitation to rediscover Alain Delon on the big screen — a celebration of cinematic legacy, timeless storytelling, and the enduring power of classic French film.