Photo : Paolo Chiabrando
Film screening: Work, Cakes and Johnny Depp
Step into a world of honest ambition and sweet successes through this touching documentary focused on youth navigating their own path in life. The screening goes beyond the screen, offering an exclusive discussion with the protagonists themselves about their dreams and daily realities. Expect an intimate and inspiring encounter that lingers in the mind long after the credits roll.
MDPH de Paris (Paris 9th)
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On Thursday, November 5, 2026, the MDPH of Paris in the 9th arrondissement hosts a screening of the documentary "Le travail, les gâteaux et Jonnhy Depp". Directed by Lewis Eizykman, the film follows young adults in a specialized adaptation program as they balance pastry training with their professional ambitions. The screening concludes with a discussion session featuring the participants. This event is free subject to conditions and is fully accessible, including support for wheelchair users, people with visual or hearing impairments—including sign language—and individuals with cognitive disabilities.
In this documentary, director Lewis Eizykman dives into the heart of a specialized adaptation section in Paris where young adults, removed from the traditional school system, learn to build their place in society. Between pastry making, classes, and embraced dreams, the film delicately captures paths in the making.
The screening will be followed by a discussion with the protagonists.
Our take on this event
The MDPH of Paris presents "Le travail, les gâteaux et Jonnhy Depp," a documentary by Lewis Eizykman that captures the lives of young adults navigating a specialized educational path. Through the lens of a Parisian adaptation unit, the film highlights how these individuals work toward their future through a combination of pastry craft and personal goal-setting, offering an intimate look at their evolving journeys.
The event takes place on Thursday, November 5, 2026, from 14:00 to 17:00. Following the film, attendees are invited to participate in a Q&A session with the protagonists, providing a space for dialogue and reflection on the documentary's core subjects. Admission is free, subject to conditions.
The organizers have ensured the venue at 69, rue de la Victoire is welcoming to everyone. The facility is wheelchair accessible and equipped to accommodate people with visual or hearing impairments, including the use of sign language, as well as those with cognitive disabilities.
