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Documentary Month: "Eredità" by Jean-Luc Cesco
Screening followed by a meeting with the director Jean-Luc Cesco.
Bibliothèque Georges Brassens (Paris 14th)
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Eredità tells the story of two neighbors who support each other through difficult moments in their lives.
The director imagines that the ghost of the former owner has remained in his apartment. Muguette, his neighbor, collects a clutter of objects picked up from the street in her home.
Facing illness and death, each of them reveals traces of their family heritage. Memory does not fade; it stays stuck somewhere…
Produced by Les films de l'Aqueduc.
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; Credits : les yeux docOur take on this event
Forget the loud blockbusters and lose yourself in this intimate film exploring the echoes of the past. Within a Parisian flat filled with forgotten trinkets, two neighbors share a poignant story about heritage, ghosts, and the objects we hold onto.
As part of the Mois du doc event, the Georges Brassens library in the 14th arrondissement hosts a screening of Jean-Luc Cesco's documentary Eredità on Thursday, November 19, 2026. This film tells the intimate story of two neighbors navigating the challenges of illness, death, and the lingering traces of family heritage. The event is free to attend and specifically designed to be accessible to wheelchair users as well as guests who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, or visually impaired. Please note that advance booking is required to attend this screening, which runs from 19:00 to 21:00.
Georges Brassens library presents Eredità, a documentary produced by Les films de l'Aqueduc and directed by Jean-Luc Cesco. The narrative centers on two neighbors: Muguette, who collects discarded objects from the streets, and the ghost of a former resident who is imagined to still inhabit his apartment. As they face the realities of illness and mortality, the film explores how familial legacy remains embedded in our lives and how memory persists even when we believe it might fade.
The screening takes place on Thursday, November 19, 2026, between 19:00 and 21:00 at the library located on Rue Gassendi. This event is open to adults aged 18 and over. The venue ensures full accessibility, with facilities adapted for wheelchair users as well as attendees who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, or visually impaired.
While admission is free, you must reserve your spot in advance by contacting the library directly. This session is part of the broader Mois du doc initiative, offering a unique opportunity to engage with contemporary documentary filmmaking within the local community of the 14th arrondissement.
