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Ahmed, Prince of the Alhambra: End-of-year cinema for families at the Porte de Vanves
As part of the holiday festivities, ARTMELE's Ciné Kino invites you to a screening of the animated film "Ahmed, Prince of the Alhambra" at the Maurice Noguès Socio-cultural Center.
Centre socioculturel Maurice Noguès (Paris 14th)
About
"Ahmed, Prince of the Alhambra" is an Spanish animated film directed by Juan Bautista Berasategi.
Running time: 1 hour 10 minutes, 1998. Screenplay by: Pio Artola, based on Tales of the Alhambra by Washington Irving.
Featuring the French voices of: Alexis Tomassian, Annabelle Roux, Jean Negroni, Antoine Tomé
Prince Ahmed has grown up secluded in a magnificent palace without knowing the reason: at his birth, astrologers predicted great catastrophes if he were to fall in love…
Presentation, debate, and snack organized by ARTMELE.
Our take on this event
Escape to a mythical palace through a beautiful animation that feels like a timeless bedtime story. Perfect for a cozy weekend outing, the screening invites you and the kids to enjoy an afternoon full of magic and delicious treats.
On December 20, 2026, the Maurice Noguès community center invites families to a special screening of the animated film Ahmed, Prince of the Alhambra. Directed by Juan Bautista Berasategi and based on Washington Irving’s tales, the movie follows a young prince isolated from the world due to a prophecy about love. Perfect for viewers aged 5 and up, this cultural event is completely free of charge. Located in the 14th arrondissement, the venue is wheelchair accessible and equipped to accommodate guests with cognitive disabilities, ensuring a welcoming and inclusive environment for every member of the family to enjoy together.
Join us on Sunday, December 20, 2026, for a screening of the 1998 animated feature Ahmed, Prince of the Alhambra. With a screenplay by Pio Artola, the film tells the story of a prince who grew up secluded in a magnificent palace because astrologers predicted that falling in love would cause great catastrophes. It is a wonderful opportunity for children aged 5 and over to discover this classic tale.
The event is hosted by ARTMELE and runs from 15:00 to 17:00 at the Maurice Noguès community center, located at 5, Avenue de la Porte de Vanves. Beyond the film itself, the program includes an introduction, a post-screening discussion, and a snack time for all attendees. Admission is free, and the venue ensures accessibility for those in wheelchairs as well as visitors with cognitive disabilities, making it a comfortable experience for everyone.
