Tuesday 13 October, 20:00

Special Screening: Le Sens de la Fête

Le Sens de la fête is a buoyant ensemble comedy that tracks the chaotic preparations and human collisions behind a grand celebration. Warm and meticulously staged, the film balances fast-paced farce with tender observations on friendship, professional pride and failure. Richly populated with vivid character moments and rhythmic visual comedy, it offers both comic precision and a gentle affection for its flawed, endearing figures, celebrating the small vulnerabilities that make gatherings unforgettable.

Screening presented by Emilia Colombi.

Rue Saint-Joseph 47,
1227 Carouge
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9 – 18 October

Every October, the Everybody’s Perfect festival unites the arts and cultural exchange to celebrate the expressions of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and queer people worldwide.

Through film, the festival aims to raise awareness of LGBTQ+ issues, offer diverse perspectives on the world, promote creativity, and foster meaningful dialogue. Open to all, it makes a significant contribution to the evolution of society and attitudes.

Wednesday 14 October, 19:30

Mike Wyniger’s documentary revisits the tumult of 2020, examining how conflicting information and divided scientific voices shaped public perception. Combining intimate interviews, archival footage and reflective narration, the film reconstructs lived experiences to probe the politics of information and collective memory. Measured and cinematic, Wyniger’s approach balances empathy with critical inquiry, inviting viewers to consider lessons for future crisis management while maintaining a subtle, observational visual tone.

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Wednesday 14 October, 17:30

Halla, in her fifties, declares war on the local aluminium industry that scars her country. Benedikt Erlingsson directs this quietly fierce drama with a blend of dark humour and human warmth. As Halla risks everything to protect Iceland’s highlands, an unexpected orphan enters her life, forcing small domestic moments to collide with political resistance. The film explores solitude, activism and the ethics of protest through striking landscapes, intimate performances and a tonal balance between satire and tenderness.

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Friday 17 October, 18:30

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Monday 19 October, 19:00

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