Angelina Jolie and her children enjoy an evening at the museum

For Angelina Jolie and his famous children, Thursday had a special event on the calendar: an evening at the museum.

The Oscar winner and four of her six children have gone out to the Museum of Modern Art for the opening night of the museum's Doc Quinzaine and a first for the artist Pruneau Nourryof serendipity documentary inspired by his diagnosis of breast cancer. It was an appropriate event for Jolie, who underwent a double preventive mastectomy in 2013.

The actress has set a fad for the occasion, donning a glittering black blouse and black high-waisted pants with a touch of lipstick. His young people, Shiloh, Zahara, Maddox and Pax, all posed arm in arm, photographers on the step by step.

However, the twins Knox and Vivienne were apparently missing from the event.

Of course, the famous children of Jolie and ex Brad Pitt are not strangers to pose for pictures during events. Now, while most of them navigate in their teens, their mom wants them to make their own way.

"I think that like most parents, we do our best to insert good things and that we can not control everything they are exposed to," said the actress in an interview with Justin Webb of BBC Radio 4 today in December. "There are certain realities among teenagers, and you also know that our generation does not understand half of what it does with its technology, so it can get around quite easily."

As she continued, "They all have a good, rebellious, wonderful and curious tendency, and I do not want them to be perfectly wise, they just say what is absolutely appropriate because I say it or because it's a good thing. they think it's … they have to meet. "

In the meantime, they found themselves in a rather cool place on Thursday night.