Teens X Petit Black Movie: Les affranchies

The MEG and the Petit Black Movie are joining forces for the screening of a series of short films.

The MEG's ciné-dimanches continue to focus on 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 per month.

Once a month, there will be a special children's and teenagers' programme as part of the Ciné-dimanches Kids and Teens.

Finding one's place in a world that privileges the male gender, being ostracized, considered as a witch, finding oneself stuck in an arranged marriage, approaching puberty without the support of a mother... Being a girl or becoming a woman is not always easy, especially in a patriarchal society. While the films do not sugarcoat the sometimes painful reality of their daily lives, they hint at the possibility of emancipation for their young heroines.

Programme content:

• Los enemigos, Ana Katalina Carmona, Colombia
• Only the Devil Hates Water, Lidija Mojsovska, Northern Macedonia
• Lori - Melancholy of my Mother's Lullabies, Abinash Bikram Shah, Nepal
• Rooster, Myo Aung, Myanmar
• Alma y Paz, Cris Gris, Mexico

In collaboration and as part of the Petit Black Movie.

Legal age: 10 years / Suggested age: 12 years

Running time: 66 minutes.