MEG's Sunday movies continue for a season around three essential and current notions: decolonisation, gender and sustainability.

Documentary, fiction and animation films addressing these themes will be screened free of charge in the Museum's Auditorium on several Sundays each month.

As part of the December Think and Act event, a film will be screened in the Museum Auditorium.

While on holiday in Vietnam, Irene is struck by the despair of her maternal cousins whose land has been contaminated since the Americans dumped a terrible herbicide on it during the war: Agent Orange. She can't help but make the link with Chlordecone, a pesticide that has been polluting the land in Martinique and Guadeloupe where her family lives today. The film draws a parallel between these two environmental, health, economic, socio-cultural and above all human disasters.

Trailer

Movie in french.