A moving documentary about the lives of Mathieu, Paul, and Luca, three children living with autism spectrum disorders, and the daily challenges their parents face. Directed by Michael Beuchat, the film provides a heartfelt portrayal of love and determination in the face of autism. Special screening with the director in attendance.
In French.
The Spring Program of the University of Geneva’s Film Club, titled “Visions of the Future,” is dedicated to science fiction films. Through narratives blending fantasy and introspection, this cycle examines the connections between humanity and the universe, memory and the present moment, as well as artificial intelligence and human consciousness. The featured works emphasize space, silence, and infinity, encouraging viewers to embark on a profound meditation and a journey beyond reality. Weekly screenings are held at Les Cinémas du Grütli, with a special screening at Uni Mail as part of the Carac Festival.
Screening of the film “Draw for Change: Democracy Under Siege” by Laura Nix, followed by a discussion with cartoonists Ann Telnaes and Patrick Chappatte. The documentary shines a light on the flaws of the American political system, featuring insights from experts, members of Congress, and artists, with a particular focus on Ann Telnaes’ journey. Co-presented with Freedom Cartoonists, Le Temps, and FIFDH, this event offers a powerful reflection on the state of democracy in the United States.
In English.
A delightful program of six animated short films that celebrate imagination, nature, and resilience. From the touching tale of a girl confronting her fear of rain in “Parapluies” to the whimsical adventures of a flying hen in “À Tire d’Aile,” each story offers a unique perspective. The selection also includes the acrobatic giraffes of “5 Mètres 80,” the serene dawn in “Aubade,” and the collaborative spirit of marine life in “L’Étang.”
Kids ages 4 and up.
CineGlobe returns to CERN with a bold, immersive festival that blends cinema, science, and technology in unexpected ways. Hosted at the Science Gateway and the Globe of Science and Innovation, this edition—Interwoven—takes inspiration from quantum entanglement and film editing to explore the deep connections between storytelling and reality. Featuring a unique VR zone, an international short film competition, and a special collaboration with the European Night of Museums, the festival celebrates the imagination of researchers, engineers, artists, and creators who push the boundaries of knowledge and culture.
As part of the Out of the Box – Biennale of Inclusive Arts, there will be a special screening of the film “Théo et les Métamorphoses”, followed by a discussion with director Damien Odoul and actors Théo Kermel and Pierre Meunier, moderated by Lisa Castioni. The film tells the story of Théo, a 27-year-old man with Down syndrome who lives with his father in a forest. When left alone, he embarks on a journey of discovery and freedom. Nobel Prize in Literature laureate Olga Tokarczuk commends the film for its boldness and ability to challenge our perception of reality and cinema.
In French.
The Save Our Seas Foundation is hosting “Sharks in the City” week in Geneva, aimed at exploring and conserving shark species. The lineup includes a treasure hunt, marine ecology classes, and a screening of the film “Older Than Trees” followed by a scientific panel discussion.
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