Twelve film nights inside Brutus

After the industrial district darkens, headphones quieten the outside world while monumental sculptures remain at the edge of the screen. This is not a standard cinema but a garden that changes the scale of each film, with talks, music or dinners pulling the story back into real life. The 2026 edition introduces Mind Work as a central theme, connecting mental health and wellbeing across the selection. Choosing a night means checking not only the film but whether its surrounding conversation fits what you want to explore or avoid. It is useful for anyone planning the next two weeks and deciding before popular slots fill or ticket choices narrow. From 12–23 August, Roffa Mon Amour brings twelve open-air film nights to the Brutus sculpture garden with live music, talks, workshops and dinners; tickets start at €12. This is specific: date, mechanism, location and limits decide the fit, so recheck the official page before acting.

Shortlist two nights, then compare the context programme, language, start time and return trip. Chasing only one popular title can miss the festival’s most distinctive combinations.

• Dates are 12–23 August.
• There are twelve summer-night screenings.
• The setting is the Brutus sculpture garden.
• Tickets start at €12.

Read the thematic note before adding dinner or a talk. Treating the evening as one composition, not only a screening, better matches the festival design. Compare the official page with your own time and the needs of anyone joining before making the final choice. That keeps the story attractive without allowing atmosphere to hide conditions, cost or safety.