We already told you about it last year, and here it is back for a season 2: the “Festival Étudiant de Cinéma” will be held between October 7 and December 2 at the Kino-Ciné in Villeneuve-d’Ascq. It is called “student” because it is young people studying cinema who organize it, but it is open to everyone. And free as a bonus. We tell you just below.
It’s not every day that you can watch a film on a giant screen without paying anything. And what’s more, discover something that we’re not necessarily used to seeing in traditional theaters. This is what the Festival offers Cinema student.
Behind the organ we actually find the students·eforeigner·es of CLIL and students·es in cinema more generally, who choose a selection of films for you to discover.
This year the theme is “world cinemas”, so a priori, it will be an opportunity to travel from your seat. “Ceach one made it possible to highlight a country in order to present its language and its cinematographic landscape and thus promote its richness and cultural diversity“, narrates the orga.
In total, 9 screenings will take place at the Kino-Ciné (on the Pont-de-Bois campus in Villeneuve-d’Ascq) between October 7 and December 2. It’s free for everyone, studying or not at all, you just have to reserve your place, we’ve put the link in the practical information. In addition, each broadcast will be followed by a debate so that everyone can exchange their point of view on the film of the day.
Here is the program:
- Monday October 7 at 6 p.m. : OSLO, AUGUST 31 by Joachim Trier (Drama | Norway | 2012 | 1h36), followed by a film debate with Marte Fjeldstad, Norwegian teacher.
- Wednesday October 9 at 6 p.m. : NOS SOLEILS by Carla Simón (Drama | Catalonia | 2022 | 2h), followed by a ciné-debate with Sergi Ramos Alquézar, Albert Tomàs Monsó and Mireia Sánchez Molas, teachers of Catalan.
- Thursday October 10 at 6 p.m. : HIT THE ROAD by Panah Panahi (Drama | Iran | 2021 | 1h33), followed by a film debate with Abbas Mohammadi, doctoral student, Malik Habi, teacher of film studies and Neda Sharifi Oroumi, teacher of Persian.
- Monday October 14 at 6 p.m. :
- Tuesday October 22 at 6 p.m. : TRANSIT by Christian Petzold (Drama | Germany | 2018 | 1h41), followed by a film debate with Tamara Eble, doctor in the history of German cinema, specialist in Petzold, and Isabell Scheele, German teacher.
- Monday November 4 at 6 p.m. : LES FILLES D’OLFA by Kaouther Ben Hania (Documentary | Tunisia | 2023 | 1h47), followed by a film debate with Amal Trabelsi, doctoral student in cinema and Nozha Smati, Arabic teacher.
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Thursday November 14 at 6 p.m. : IL BOEMO by Petr Václav (Biopic, Historical | Czech Republic | 2022 | 2h20), followed by a film debate in the presence of the director Petr Vaclav and Kristyna Matysova, Czech teacher.
- Wednesday November 27 at 6 p.m. : LA GRANDE BELLEZZA by Paolo Sorrentino (Comedy, Drama | Italy | 2013 | 2h21, followed by a film debate with Melinda Palombi and Federica Doria, Italian teachers.
- Monday December 2 at 6 p.m. : AELITA, THE QUEEN OF MARS by Yakov Protazanov (Adventure, Drama | Russia | 1924 | 1h51), followed by a closing ceremony and a film concert by Albin Suffys accompanied by the Musiconoclast-Orchestra.
Nice, right? Not only does it make students work·es and it takes them into their future field of work, and it teaches us lots of things. Win/win, basically.
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