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Debates! - 23rd Festival 2011
In connection with the films in the competition, these debates and discussions will provide occasions throughout the festival to comment on issues and events related to the films. The debates will feature film directors and/or other guest speakers.
All members are invited to come and share their ideas at these encounters.
Like every year, and to the extent of what we can do to Espace Reuilly, Cineffable offers projections on the margins of a few meetings and discussions:
Sunday, October 30 at 16:00 - Room annex (details room at the festival)
When a woman says NO, is NO!
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Monday, October 31 at 10:30 - Great Hall
Presentation TELEDEBOUT
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Tuesday, November 1 at 16:30 - Room annex (details room at the festival)
Moving, in action
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When a woman says NO, is NO!
Harassment, assault, RAPE... Lesbians and feminists united against the denial of justice for violence against women. Return on equity in recent months. Call for National protest against violence against women November 5, 2011. Debate on future actions and conduct during this election.
Speakers: Sandrine Goldschmidt of Festival Femmes en Résistance, representatives of Coordination Lesbienne en France (CLF), of Osez le féminisme (OLF) and of SOS Homophobia.
Presentation de TELEDEBOUTThe web-TV and feminist pedagogical www.teledebout.org just celebrated its ONE YEAR! Presentation of the site, and the video contest "Buzzons contre le sexisme", open to young people aged 10 to 22, who may have videos made with their class or in teams on the theme of equality between girls and boys and the fight against gender stereotypes. Info and registration: www.teledebout.org/concours.
During this presentation, a will be honored to Danielle Charest.
 
Moving, in action
After 40 years of move (s): lesbians and feminists, what courses of action, what types of intervention now?
Speakers: representatives of the World March of Women (WMW) and La Barbe (The Beard).
Evocation tribute to Danielle Charest, her commitment, her actions, the School of lesbians of Bagdam.
Speakers: Oristelle Bonis (Editions iXe), Natacha Chetcuti, Bagdam Espace Lesbien and representatives of Osez le féminisme (OLF, under reserve)
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