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Screening of the film "L'Espèce explosive" (The Explosive Species), followed by a discussion with the filmmaker. In the countryside of northeastern France, wild boars ravaging crops spark an open war between hunters and farmers.
On a farm in the heart of the Beauce region, 11-year-old Christophe follows in his father's footsteps. But at school, at home, on the tractor, Christophe leans... and falls.
Screening followed by the film: in colonial-era India, the English kidnap a young girl from a tribal community, unaware that she has a protector, Bheem.
In the closed world of this exceptional building site, the film paints a present-day portrait of a society in miniature, driven by a common goal: the construction of auditoriums.
In the north of France, Gabin, the youngest of the Jourdel family, is destined to take over his father's butcher shop. Torn between family loyalty and a desire to escape.
A show by the company Vertical Détour, written and performed by Frédéric Ferrer with Hélène Schwartz, which uses the rabbit to explore questions about ecology and today's world. Ages 12 and up.
A show by the company Vertical Détour that explores, with humour and seriousness, what rabbits reveal about our world: ecology, science and contemporary issues.