Vidéoclub de REV'

Organized by the REV association (Réunion des Éditeurs Vidéo), this fair is THE must-attend event for lovers of DVD, Blu-ray, 4K UHD, and cinema.

Le Vidéoclub de REV’ celebrates physical media by bringing together nearly 40 independent French publishers whose work contributes to the (re)discovery, preservation, and transmission of world cinematic heritage.

Film buffs, collectors, and curious visitors are invited to discover the richness of French video publishing… and unearth rare, out-of-print editions and new releases at fair prices. The perfect opportunity for Christmas shopping!

A festive event above all, Vidéoclub de REV’ will also feature screenings for young and old, a thematic panel discussion, the recording of the first episode of the REV Podcast, and a movie quiz to leave with arms full of DVDs and Blu-rays.

And to make this day even more wonderful, Christophe Gans, passionate filmmaker and collector of physical media, will do us the pleasure of joining us as patron.

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Sales booths at fair prices representing 36 video publishers | Arizona Distribution, Artus Films, Badlands, Blaq Out, BQHL, BubbelPop, Caméflex, Carlotta Films, ED Distribution, Epicentre Films, ESC Films, Extralucid Films, Hanabi, Intersections, JHR Films, Jour2Fête, L'Atelier d'images, LCJ Editions, Le Chat qui fume, Les Alchimistes, Les Films du Camélia, Les Films du Préau, Les Gardiens du cinéma, Malavida Films, MDC Films, Potemkine, Pyramide Vidéo, Re:Voir, Rimini Éditions, Roboto Films, Sidonis, Survivance, Tamasa, The Jokers Films, UFO Distribution

A round table | Films with a so-called tarnished reputation: what role for publishers and cultural intermediaries?

The perspective on filmmaking changes alongside evolutions in society. Some works, once celebrated, now raise complex questions because of their author, the representations they convey, their production context, or the debates they spark.

How can we keep cinematic heritage alive and transmit it in light of these new social, cultural, and ethical issues? How can video publishers and cultural mediators take them into account in their work? Are there tools to support these films and avoid reducing them to the controversies surrounding them?

Moderator: Charlotte Garson (film journalist and critic)

Speakers: Camille Chanod (programmer at LaCinetek and member of the 50/50 collective), Romane Oddon (ED Distribution), Stéphane Bouyer (Le Chat qui fume), and Corisande Bonnin (deputy director of ADAV)

A podcast | Let’s Get Physical… the REV podcast (live recording in front of an audience)

The REV association is taking advantage of this 2026 edition of Vidéoclub de REV’ to launch Let’s Get Physical… the REV podcast! And to inaugurate this new rendez-vous, produced by Com’On Screen.

Hosted by Fabien Mauro (specialist in genre cinema and Japanese cinema), Let’s Get Physical will allow film enthusiasts to share their favorite video editions. For this first episode, Yal Sadat (journalist and member of the Sortie de secours podcast) and Fleur Hopkins-Loféron (author and film columnist, notably in Mauvais Genres) take part in the game.

Christophe Gans, special guest of Vidéoclub de REV’ 2026, will also be there. He will talk about the cinema he makes, the cinema he loves, and his attachment to physical media.

A cinema quiz

Hosted by Emmanuel Raspiengeas, film journalist and critic, in partnership with Com’On Screen, this quiz invites movie buffs to challenge themselves in a friendly and quirky atmosphere. On the program: a series of challenges as surprising as they are fun to try to win prizes, while testing your cinematic knowledge and observation skills.

Screenings

- CinéKids screening (in partnership with Forum des images)

WILLY LE MOINEAU by Gémes Jozsef

Hungary • 1989 • 76 min • Animation

- Closing film: Carte Blanche to Christophe Gans

L'AU-DELÀ by Lucio Fulci

Italy • 1981 • 87 min

Le Vidéoclub de REV’ | DVD, BLU-RAY, UHD FAIR

Sunday 29 November 2026 from 10h to 18h30

Forum des images – Westfield, Forum des Halles, 2 rue du cinéma, Paris 1er

Free admission