One weekend per month, from October to April, LUMA Arles offers a series of screenings followed by discussions at the Parc des Ateliers, with free access by reservation. Specially designed sessions for young audiences are also part of the program.

How can cinema help weave different connections with our environment?

Often intuitively, the films shown propose to reframe the relationship between humans and non-humans, inter-species links, mythologies, and the natural world. Organized each month around a different theme, these sessions are followed by exchanges with speakers, researchers, filmmakers, and the public, on how these films contribute to changing our perspectives.

Discover the films featured in the next session on the theme "The Plain":

🌅 Friday, November 7 at 6:30 PM: "The Straight Story" by David Lynch (1999)
USA | 1h52 (subtitled)

🌅 Saturday, November 8 at 4:00 PM: "The Breath" by Alexander Kott (2014) Russia | 1h35 (silent)
🗣️ After the screening, a discussion will take place with François Bretagnolle, a teacher-researcher at the University of Burgundy-Europe (Dijon), and Martin Guinard, curator at LUMA Arles.

The evening will continue for those who wish at the Drum Café with an After Lucides, where you can enjoy a cocktail specially crafted for the occasion by our head bartender Arnaud.

More info and free reservations 👉 https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0nyZ8D0

N.B.: The films shown are protected by copyright, so any reproduction without prior authorization is strictly prohibited. In reproducing the works contained in these films, LUMA Arles has made its best efforts and acted in good faith to obtain the required permissions from the rights holders. In the event that the rights holders could not be identified or contacted, or in case of error or omission regarding the copyrights concerned, the individuals concerned are invited to contact LUMA Arles to regularize the situation.

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