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The collectors' fair returns to Blanc-Mesnil: stamps, coins, old books and other rare objects are on offer, as part of the Téléthon with the association Blanc-Mesnil en Action pour le Téléthon.
A book club for sharing your favourites, discovering what's new in literature and (re)discovering a classic. Open to teenagers and adults, on the first Saturday of every month.
A marathon of five films from the Hunger Games saga, spread over two afternoons and evenings at the municipal cinema. A programme for fans of the saga, from teenage years up.
Photography is celebrating its 200th anniversary: discover its history and how it has evolved, then make your own cyanotype, an early photographic process. For all ages from 8 upwards, children accompanied by an adult.
A talk entitled “Images, Mirrors with a Delay” on the representation of time in cinema, at the Édouard Glissant Media Library. For teenagers and adults.
A marathon of five films from the Hunger Games saga, spread over two days, for viewers who want to watch the whole story back to back at the cinema.
A marathon of five films from the Hunger Games saga, spread over two days at the municipal cinema, with a mini quiz before the last screening. For fans of the saga, teenagers and adults.
A charity lottery organized by the association Blanc-Mesnil en Action for the Telethon, with over 70 prizes offered by local businesses.
A marathon of five films from the Hunger Games saga, spread over two afternoons, with a mini-quiz before the final screening. For viewers who know or want to discover this saga.
Screening of Prokofiev's ballet Romeo and Juliet, choreographed by Rudolf Nureyev, with Paul Marque and Sae Eun Park. A lavish, cinematic version of Shakespeare's work.
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This weekend7 and 8 November · 30 picks ›A marathon of five films from the Hunger Games saga, spread over two days, with a mini-quiz before the last screening. For fans of the saga, from adolescence onward.