Past Events

Directed by Cédric Jimenez, Mystery & Action, 2h15, 2014. A film about the famous French judge, Pierre Michel.

Kourou, a young villager in Zaire joins Kinshasa to get a better life.

Hoping to keep his financially unstable cafe in business, Henri (Jean Gabin) takes a trip to Monmartre.

In the heat of August a young educator tries to calm tensions between the young people of Saint Pierre district.

A special children's cinema session.

Four years of the life of Miche, an early child, in a township of post-apartheid South Africa.

“Swagger” transports us into the minds of eleven children and teenagers with surprising personalities.

Leonard and Hope flee Nigeria.

Determined, Benjamin, 13 years old, decides to go live with his father he does not know.

Sam and Stephane decide to qualify Sam for the Winter Games to promote their ski business.

Jean, a forty-year-old struggling out-of-work actor, has hit rock bottom.

43 years old Guillaume Canet is fulfilled in life and has everything to make him happy.

Laetitia, a news reporter, leaves her daughters with a caretaker to cover the presidential elections.

Katutura deals with the struggle of everyday life in the township.

Join us for a French screening followed by a debate in celebration of Francophonie.

Francophonie Screening for children.

Overlapping and intersecting lives collide in Namibia.

An over-protective clown fish named Marlin lives on the Great Barrier Reef.

An epic film on the Namibian independence struggle against South African occupation.

Passionate about embroidery, Alice invents and creates, trying to find her own path.