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Film "Linda Wants Chicken!" and colorful exquisite corpse at Le Balzac cinema

Photo : Gebeka

Oct 4

Film "Linda Wants Chicken!" and colorful exquisite corpse at Le Balzac cinema

Step into a cozy cinema setting where animation meets artistic collaboration before the film begins. You are invited to add your own vibrant touch to a large-scale collective masterpiece inspired by the screen's bold color palette. It is the perfect weekend pick-me-up for anyone looking to pair a charming cinematic story with a moment of hands-on creative fun.

Cinéma Le Balzac (Paris 8th)

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Learn by drawing with Marine Moutot. Before the beautiful animated film "Linda Wants Chicken!", come and create a giant piece of art together, with each person creating a small part using colors from the film. At the end of the session, discover your collective drawing.

Part of L'Enfance de l'Art - cinema.

LINDA WANTS CHICKEN!
by Chiara Malta and Sébastien Laudenbach - 1h16

No, it wasn't Linda who took her mother Paulette's ring! This punishment is completely unfair!… And now Paulette would do anything to make amends, even make chicken with peppers, even though she doesn't know how to cook. But how do you find a chicken on a day of a general strike?… From chicken coops to watermelon trucks, from zealous cops to an allergic trucker, from grandma to a flood, Paulette and her daughter set out in search of the chicken, drawing in the whole "Linda gang" and finally the entire neighborhood. But Linda doesn't know that this chicken, once cooked so well by her father, is the key to her lost memory… By the way, does anyone know how to kill a chicken?…

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