Evening screening of 4 short documentaries

An evening screening of four short documentaries, with popcorn and discussions! The directors will be in attendance.

Four filmmakers filmed a part of our society they wanted to highlight. The ZAD (Zone d'Agriculture) in Saclay to fight against concrete in fields, the garbage collectors who clean up Parisian protests, the work of justice in the Estelle Mouzin affair and the work being done to missing children, and finally, menstrual blood stains and what they do to those who wear them. 

Evening at a free price including free admission

The details of the films:

*End of procession by Maryam Pougetoux (2023),

Have you ever wondered what happens at the back of a demonstration procession? In Paris, while slogans are chanted at the front, the garbage collectors' ballet begins at the back. A film that highlights the invisible presence of Philippe, Mario, and the others whose mission is to restore order to this social chaos.

*Eyes that do not see more by Garance Rochoux (2024), 

It's an essay, a first for cinematic sociology. 14 minutes and forty seconds to try to understand what remains of Estelle Mouzin, of the justice rendered to missing children. Residential neighborhoods, trees, the banal and the everyday struck by the impassive. 

I've spent the last three years wondering what it means to "do justice." How do you close a case when there are no bodies, no more victims? 

What remains of Estelle Mouzin, of all the children we have not found?

*Flows by Katia Da Ressurreicao (2023),

Menstrual blood marks bodies, beyond the stains it leaves with each flow. The shame of being marked by menstrual blood is a transmission of unspoken words, a transmission that takes place in silence. This film presents itself as a chorus of voices that transport and transform it.

*We still have joy by Juliette Sera Bernard (2023),

On the Saclay Plateau, the future of the metropolis is taking shape. Line 18 of the Grand Paris Express metro crosses its fields, ravaging its land. Facing this titanic construction site, the huts of joyful ZAD activists attempt to block the state, until they are destroyed.