Cinéma Bio, located on Place du Marché in Carouge, is an independent cinema with two screening rooms. The cinema offers a varied program, including thematic series like “Art au cinéma”, ballet and opera screenings, as well as children’s films. Additionally, the cinema features a small café.
Directors Frédéric Gonseth and Catherine Azad offer a clear-eyed documentary portrait of Swiss farming under strain. Through intimate encounters on mechanized industrial farms and small-scale micro‑farms from plateau to mid‑mountain, the film traces the daily realities of people who persist despite collapsing prices and deteriorating working conditions. Combining observational footage and humane interviews, it examines economic pressure, attachment to land and collective resilience while capturing the sensory textures of rural life.
In the presence of directors Frédéric Gonseth and Catherine Azad
In French.
Ali Asgari’s Divine Comedy follows a film director and his producer as they try to organize a clandestine screening in Tehran after official censorship. Shot with playful energy and sharp political insight, the film tracks their scooter odyssey across the city, blending satirical humor with quiet resistance. In the vein of his earlier Chroniques de Téhéran, Asgari balances intimacy and civic critique, using light, movement and close observation to explore creativity, dissent and the power of laughter under constraint.
In the presence of director Ali Asgari.
In French.
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