Alongside Yann Marussich’s performance “Corps Manquant,” the Comédie de Genève is hosting an evening featuring video performances created in Mozambique with videographer Ivan Barros. These videos, developed through intensive workshops with six individuals who are amputees, symbolically explore themes of loss and the reclamation of the body. By blending visual poetry with silent suffering, they provide participants with a unique way to inhabit their bodies and share their stories beyond borders.
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.
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.
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.
As part of the “Out of the Box” Biennale of Inclusive Arts, a series of relaxed cinema screenings welcomes everyone. Featuring four dialogue-free animated films, “Les petits singuliers” invites audiences to experience uniqueness through one-of-a-kind characters: “Laika and Nemo,” “The Boy and the Elephant,” “In the Right Place!” and “In Happiness.” These 47-minute sessions are designed for anyone aged 5 and up and are free of charge, with no reservation required. Everyone is welcome, including babies, seniors, and individuals with disabilities, in a gentle atmosphere with soft sounds. The door remains open, allowing for easy and free movement, and assistance is available before, during, and after the screening.
Join us for a special screening and discussion featuring the premiere of a biopic on Franz Fanon, an iconic thinker in anti-colonial discourse. The film highlights his time in Algeria from 1953 to 1956, a crucial period in which he formulated his ideas on colonial violence. The event kicks off with an introduction by members of the Outrage and Afro-Swiss collectives, and is followed by a conversation with Kanyana Mutombo, the director of UPAF and general secretary of CRAN. This event is organized in collaboration with UPAF, CETIM, the Outrage Collective, and the Afro-Swiss Collective.
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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