Elephant Man at Centre Paris Anim' Angel Parra

Prepare for an emotionally charged evening as this classic Lynch masterpiece invites you to witness an extraordinary journey through Victorian London. More than just a movie screening, the post-film discussion promises to unpack the profound beauty and sensitivity hidden behind the legend.

The Centre Paris Anim' Angel Parra in the 14th arrondissement presents a special screening of David Lynch’s masterpiece Elephant Man on Saturday, November 14, 2026. This 1980 biographical drama tells the moving story of John Merrick, a man whose physical disfigurement hides a profound intelligence and sensitivity. The screening, which includes a post-film discussion led by ARTMELE, is free of charge with prior booking required. The event is suitable for audiences aged 12 and up and is fully accessible to wheelchair users as well as individuals with cognitive disabilities.

Experience David Lynch’s acclaimed film Elephant Man at the Centre Paris Anim' Angel Parra. On Saturday, November 14, 2026, from 20:00 to 22:30, enjoy this classic 1980 drama that earned both César and Avoriaz festival accolades. The 2-hour and 4-minute feature examines the life of John Merrick, the so-called Elephant Man, as he transitions from his life as a sideshow attraction in 1884 London to being recognized for his remarkable humanity by a compassionate surgeon.

Following the film, ARTMELE will host a discussion session, offering an opportunity to explore the historical and emotional weight of the story. This event is organized in partnership with the Centre Paris Anim' Angel Parra with support from the City of Paris. Admission is free, though attendees must book their seats in advance.

The event is recommended for ages 12 and older. The venue is committed to accessibility and welcomes guests using wheelchairs and those with cognitive disabilities, ensuring a comfortable experience for everyone in the 14th arrondissement.