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Screening - reading - book signing for the film "À jamais"
"À jamais" is a film conceived entirely through the eye of a phone. Come discover it in the company of director Karim Kari and the author of the eponymous poetry collection, Isabelle Bouché Kari.
La Table des Matières (Paris 14th)
About
The film À jamais is an alternative. A film created outside of any production system, uniting a collective of volunteer amateur actors, professionals, and people from diverse backgrounds.
An experimental, almost silent film about wandering, wanderings in an abandoned theater, wanderings of ghosts tirelessly replaying the same scenes, scenes enchanted here and there by the power of poetry.
The film has won numerous awards at international independent film festivals (India, Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, France, etc.).
Our take on this event
Forget polished blockbusters and step into the haunting beauty of a decaying theater. This grassroots experiment, born entirely outside the industry system, explores the movements of ghosts through silent poetry and has already captivated festival audiences around the globe.
Experience the unique atmosphere of the film À jamais through a special evening featuring a screening, reading, and signing session. This experimental, near-silent film explores themes of wandering and poetry, set within an abandoned theater. Created by a diverse collective of amateur and professional actors outside of traditional production systems, the project has earned numerous awards at international festivals. Join us on Friday, November 6, 2026, at La Table des Matières in the 14th arrondissement. This event is free, suitable for ages 12 and up, and the venue is fully wheelchair accessible.
La Table des Matières hosts a unique event centered on the film À jamais on Friday, November 6, 2026. From 19:30 to 21:30, attendees can enjoy a screening of the film, followed by a reading and a signing session with the creators.
This film stands out for its independent production, having been created by a collective of volunteers, including both amateur and professional actors from diverse backgrounds. It is an experimental, near-silent piece that depicts the aimless wanderings of ghosts trapped within a derelict theater. Through the power of poetry, these characters endlessly reenact their scenes. This approach has resonated globally, garnering awards at independent film festivals in countries including India, Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, and France.
The event is free of charge and open to visitors aged 12 and older. The venue is fully accessible to those in wheelchairs.
