WeekSpots
A patriotic and historical gathering about Marshal Józef Piłsudski and his ties to France, with a lecture, a musical gathering, discussions and refreshments.
An evening devoted to the work of Annie Ernaux, told and presented by high-school students.
Screening of the film "The Sea" by Shai Carmeli-Pollak, followed by a film discussion. The film tells the story of Khaled, 12 years old, who sets off alone toward the sea.
An evening devoted to Annie Ernaux: she goes to Rouen, the city of her childhood, for a signing of her latest book, and dives back into her memories.
A film-and-tea event about Babi Maklouf Benhamou, a night watchman at the Louvre Museum, a lover of the arts, in Paris in 1939, as the Second World War breaks out.
An evening discussion about Élise, stuck in a toxic romantic relationship, propelled to director after the sudden death of the famous Groutchov.
In an uproarious, hilarious stand-up routine that tears into social norms, this stubborn yet highly sensitive woman looks back on her obstacle-strewn journey.
Halloween special - After his grandfather's death, Jacob discovers the existence of a mysterious world. Several clues lead him to this magical place: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar...
Halloween special - Bryan, a medical courier, is making a delivery when a sudden epidemic breaks out, forcing him to fight for his survival.
Halloween special: a "vegetarian fever" takes hold of the town, and Wallace and Gromit, an ingenious duo, take advantage of it by inventing a pest-control product. An animated film for families.
Halloween special: a Gruffalo, father or son, should never show himself in the deep dark wood, at the risk of being chased by the Big Bad Mouse.
Halloween workshop: on an isolated island, a young couple enters a highly reputed fine-dining restaurant. The chef then embarks on a sumptuous menu with a few surprises.
A talk and discussion from the Université populaire d'Arcueil on artistic creation with artificial intelligence, presented by Ada Ackerman, art historian and research fellow at the CNRS.
Cinema meet-up: a film screening followed by a discussion with guest speakers.
Film club: Suzy, a young American woman, arrives in Freiburg to take classes at a prestigious dance academy, where the atmosphere of the school takes her by surprise.
Ciné-goûter: on a farm in the heart of the Beauce, Christophe, 11 years old, follows in his father's footsteps. But at school, at home, on the tractor, Christophe leans… and falls.
Talk for children aged 4 to 8, where parents and children think together about freedom, trust and independence. With Les petites Lumières, a project introducing children to philosophy.
A talk and discussion by the Université Populaire de Parents d'Arcueil on what influences the father's place in the family, presented by mothers from Arcueil who conducted scientific research with a sociologist.
Ciné-thé - Sarcelles, 1995. Erika is raising her two children alone. Her daughter Abigaëlle convinces herself that her father, whom she has never known, loves her silently somewhere.
A talk and discussion by the Université populaire d'Arcueil on how gender relations play out online, presented by journalist Mathilde Saliou. Ages 14 and up, free admission.
A show that explores the feeling of failure through anonymous stories and boxing as a metaphor for inner struggle. Ages 13 and up.
A talk and debate on the energy transition in transport between now and 2050, presented by Aurélien Bigo, a researcher specialising in the subject. Ages 14 and up.
The fight of two women, Émilie and Lydia, to defend a fig tree threatened by a real estate development, a place of friendship for their grandmothers Takia and Colette. A poetic and unifying show about our multiple identities and ecology in working-class neighborhoods, ages 13 and up.