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At the Castle: continuation of the CinéKids theme
Every Wednesday and two Sundays a month, film lovers aged 2 to 9 years - and their parents - are invited to wander playfully through cinema's most beautiful fortresses.
Whether medieval or futuristic, castles are places full of magic and mystery! Queens and kings sit on thrones, princes and princesses fall in love, and beasts or dragons are sometimes masters of the keeps.
Tip
Enjoy a 4€ ticket per screening, for you and your companions, with the Forum Liberté card (valid 1 year from date of purchase). Buy the card
Discover the November screenings:
★ Spellbound
by Vicky Jenson
From 7 years old - followed by a discussion
Wednesday 04 November at 15h
; Credits : Ellian et le sortilège
★ Sleeping Beauty
by Wolfgang Reitherman, Eric Larson and Les Clark
From 5 years old - followed by a discussion
Wednesday 11 November at 15h
; Credits : © Disney
★ Zog and the Flying Doctors
by Mariya Sosnina, Mikhail Aldashin
From 3 years old
Sunday 15 November at 16h
; Credits : ©-Magic-Light-Pictures
★ The Inventor
by Jim Capobianco and Pierre-Luc Granjon
From 6 years old - followed by a collage workshop « create your invention »
Wednesday 18 November at 15h
; Credits : ©-2023-Curiosity-Studio-Limited.
★ A Castle in Italy / My Life in Versailles
by Clémence Madeleine-Perdrillat and Nathaniel H'Limi
From 6 years old - followed by a discussion
Wednesday 25 November at 15h
; Credits : ©-Films-Grand-Huit
★ Willy the Sparrow
by József Gémes
From 5 years old
Sunday 29 November at 15h
; Credits : ©-Tamasa
Forum des images, a unique venue for kids and teens
Forum des images explores all areas of audiovisual media in a shared gesture of programming, creation and image education. Inventiveness and stimulating exchanges among our audiences are in the spotlight this year!
CinéKids
Education in images (school, extracurricular and community groups)
TUMO Paris, the free digital creation school for 12-18 year-olds
Mon Premier Festival
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