Photo : Samuel Xu
Screening and round table event for the films "Yvonne" & "Au nom de tous mes frères" at Théâtre Douze 🎥
The Théâtre Douze, the performance hall of CPA Maurice Ravel, hosts a screening and round table event on Tuesday 11/17 at 6:15 PM for the films "Yvonne" and "Au nom de tous mes frères," organized by researcher and filmmaker Samuel Laurent Xu. Free event, open to all!
Centre Paris Anim' Maurice Ravel (Paris 12th)
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The CPA Maurice Ravel team invites you on Tuesday, November 17, from 6:15 PM at the Théâtre Douze for an evening of screenings and round tables featuring the films "Yvonne" by Marina Rubino & "Au nom de tous mes frères" by Samuel Laurent Xu. 🎥
Free and open to the public, this evening is organized by researcher and filmmaker @samu_chenx as part of the exhibition "Portraits de Résistantes : Mémoire et Liberté," by @katiaodartchenko and @mariareyesrazeto, on display at the Maurice Ravel gallery starting November 3rd. 🎨
The event will highlight international solidarity and missionary commitments, with a specific focus on Argentina and Chile.🌎
@semillaslatinasradio will present their radio show to introduce the evening. 📻
Publishing house Khartala @khartalaeditions and the bookstore @librairie_labreche will be present to offer complementary books. 📒
📅 See you on Tuesday 11/17 at 6:15 PM at the Théâtre Douze.
Our take on this event
Journey through the poignant histories of Argentine and Chilean resistance with a curated night of documentary screenings and insightful panel discussions. Discover untold stories of global solidarity and brave activism that connect us beyond borders.
Join us at the Théâtre Douze on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, starting at 18:00 for an evening dedicated to socially conscious cinema. The event features screenings of the films Yvonne by Marina Rubino and Au nom de tous mes frères by Samuel Laurent Xu, alongside panel discussions exploring international solidarity and activism in Chile and Argentina. This cultural gathering is free to attend, open to anyone aged 15 and over, and fully accessible to wheelchair users. It is an opportunity to engage with powerful narratives of resistance in the heart of Paris's 12th arrondissement.
Curated by researcher and director Samuel Laurent Xu, this evening complements the Portraits of Resistance: Memory and Freedom exhibition. The event begins at 18:00 at the Centre Paris Anim' Maurice Ravel with a live radio broadcast introduction by Semillas Latinas Radio. The film screenings will serve as a catalyst for discussions focusing on mission-based engagements and international solidarity specifically within Argentina and Chile.
The event is open to the public at no charge for those aged 15 and up, and the venue is fully wheelchair accessible. To further explore the subjects of the films, Karthala publishing house and La Brèche bookstore will be on-site with a curated selection of books related to the evening's themes.
