36 short and medium-length films will compete on November 30, in Évreux, as part of the 17th International Educational Film Festival (Fife). For the eighth year, echo will be given to this event, this Tuesday in Plérin, through a special evening showing short films from previous editions. Programmed by city departments, in partnership with Ceméa Bretagne, Caf and UnVsti, this film debate will develop the theme “From early childhood to adolescence”.
Sexuality, gender, identity, equality, evolution of society, cultural and sporting practices will be approached through the fictions “Adam’s skirt”, “Campaign bowl”, “You will get used to it”, “The whole world », Taking the public to a school in turmoil, around a skatepark which is revolutionizing the habits of a village in the Nièvre, in the daily life of a young replacement in a nursing home and even in a Spanish cemetery, where a mother deceased will come out of her grave to talk about homosexuality with her son.
Practice
From 8:15 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., in Cape Town, rue de la Croix. Free entry ; health pass required.
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