Thursday 12 March, 18:00

Nuit des Bains — Tabarak Allah Abbas / Roman Selim Khereddine

Presented as part of a nocturnal programme, this double screening gathers the recent films of Tabarak Allah Abbas and Roman Selim Khereddine. Tabarak’s shorts (Un Papillon; Mawtini) use intimate, observational frames to probe belonging and exile, blending delicate portraiture with moments of rupture. Khereddine’s works (Gotham Stakes; Time‑Eater) move between documentary and speculative registers, exploring human–animal relations and the mise en scène of the horse‑racing industry. The programme privileges tactile imagery, restrained soundscapes and empathetic attention to social worlds.

Plaza - Mont-Blanc Centre,
Rue de Chantepoulet 1, 1201 Genève
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