Closing of the 9th 14th Arrondissement Film Festival: "Milou en mai" at Porte de Vanves

Relive the bittersweet nostalgia of France in 1968 through a masterful blend of family drama and irreverent comedy. This iconic film screening offers the perfect excuse to settle into a cozy seat and stick around for a lively post-movie debate. It is a cinematic gem that captures the absurdity and spirit of a turning point in history.

The 9th edition of the 14th arrondissement's film festival concludes at the Maurice Noguès sociocultural center on Saturday, October 17, 2026, with a screening of Louis Malle's Milou en mai. This 1990 César-winning comedy explores life in rural France during the May 68 protests through the eyes of an eccentric protagonist. This event is free to attend and open to anyone aged 14 and up. The venue is fully equipped to welcome visitors in wheelchairs and those with cognitive disabilities, ensuring an inclusive experience for all film enthusiasts looking to enjoy a classic piece of French cinema.

Celebrate the end of the 14th arrondissement's film festival at the Maurice Noguès sociocultural center. The evening takes place on Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 18:00 to 23:00, featuring the film Milou en mai. Directed by Louis Malle and starring Michel Piccoli, the story follows an epicurean man navigating personal loss amidst the backdrop of the May 68 social upheaval.

Following the screening, the organization Artmele will host a presentation and a discussion session to delve deeper into the themes and the historical context of the film. We are committed to accessibility: the facility is wheelchair accessible and prepared to accommodate guests with cognitive disabilities. Admission is completely free for all attendees 14 years and older.