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REV' Video Club
The REV' Video Club returns to the Forum des images in Paris on Sunday, November 29, 2026, for a second edition full of surprises!
Forum des Images (Paris 1st)
About
Organized by the association REV (Réunion des Éditeurs Vidéo), this fair is THE essential meeting place for lovers of DVD, Blu-ray, 4K UHD, and cinema.
The REV' Video Club highlights physical media by bringing together nearly 40 French independent publishers whose work contributes to the (re)discovery, preservation, and transmission of global cinematographic heritage.
Cinephiles, collectors, and curious visitors are invited to discover the richness of French video publishing... and to find rare, out-of-print editions and new releases at fair prices. The perfect occasion for your Christmas shopping!
A festive event above all, the REV' Video Club will also feature screenings for young and old, a thematic round table, the recording of the first episode of the REV Podcast, and a cinema quiz to walk away with arms full of DVDs and Blu-rays.
And to make this day even more beautiful, Christophe Gans, a passionate filmmaker and collector of physical media, will give us the pleasure of being with us as a patron.
>>> THE PROGRAM
Sales stands at fair prices representing 36 video publishers | Arizona Distribution, Artus Films, Badlands, Blaq Out, BQHL, BubbelPop, Caméflex, Carlotta Films, ED Distribution, Epicentre Films, ESC Films, Extralucid Films, Hanabi, Intersections, JHR Films, Jour2Fête, L'Atelier d'images, LCJ Editions, Le Chat qui fume, Les Alchimistes, Les Films du Camélia, Les Films du Préau, Les Gardiens du cinéma, Malavida Films, MDC Films, Potemkine, Pyramide Vidéo, Re:Voir, Rimini Éditions, Roboto Films, Sidonis, Survivance, Tamasa, The Jokers Films, UFO Distribution
A round table | Films with a so-called tarnished reputation: what role for publishers and cultural intermediaries?
The perspective on cinematographic creation changes with the evolution of society. Certain works, once celebrated, today raise complex questions due to their author, the representations they convey, their production context, or the debates they provoke.
How can we keep cinematic heritage alive and transmit it in light of these new social, cultural, and ethical challenges? How can video publishers and cultural intermediaries take these into account in their work? Are there tools to accompany these films and avoid reducing them to the controversies that surround them?
Moderator: Charlotte Garson (journalist and film critic)
Speakers: Camille Chanod (programmer at LaCinetek and member of the 50/50 collective), Romane Oddon (ED Distribution), Stéphane Bouyer (Le Chat qui fume), and Corisande Bonnin (Deputy Director of ADAV)
A podcast | Let’s Get Physical… the REV podcast (public recording)
The REV association takes advantage of this 2026 edition of the REV' Video Club to launch Let’s Get Physical… the REV podcast! And to inaugurate this new appointment, produced by Com’On Screen.
Hosted by Fabien Mauro (specialist in genre cinema and Japanese cinema), Let’s Get Physical will allow cinema enthusiasts to share their favorite video editions. For this first episode, Yal Sadat (journalist and member of the podcast Sortie de secours) and Fleur Hopkins-Loféron (author and film columnist, notably in Mauvais Genres) take up the challenge.
Christophe Gans, special guest of the REV' Video Club 2026, will also be part of the event. He will come to talk about the cinema he makes, the cinema he loves, but also his attachment to physical media.
A cinema quiz
Hosted by Emmanuel Raspiengeas, journalist and film critic, in partnership with Com’On Screen, this quiz invites cinephiles to challenge themselves in a friendly and quirky atmosphere. On the program: a series of challenges as surprising as they are fun to try to win prizes, while testing your cinematic culture and observation skills.
Screenings
- CinéKids Session (in partnership with the Forum des images)
WILLY THE SPARROW by Gémes Jozsef
Hungary • 1989 • 76 min • Animation
- Closing film: Carte Blanche to Christophe Gans
THE BEYOND by Lucio Fulci
Italy • 1981 • 87 min
The REV' Video Club | DVD, BLU-RAY, UHD FAIR
Sunday, November 29, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM
Forum des images – Westfield, Forum des Halles, 2 rue du cinéma, Paris 1st
Free admission
Our take on this event
Forget endless scrolling and embrace the tactile joy of physical media at this unique celebration of film preservation. From hard-to-find gems to the latest releases, independent labels are coming together to share their passion with collectors and movie buffs alike. Dive into a vibrant atmosphere filled with screenings, expert talks, and absolute cinematic treasures.
The Vidéoclub de REV’ takes over the Forum des Images on Sunday, November 29, 2026, for a day dedicated to physical media. Bringing together nearly 40 independent publishers, this event invites film lovers and collectors to browse a wide selection of DVDs, Blu-rays, and 4K UHDs. Whether you are looking for rare editions or the latest releases, this gathering offers the perfect opportunity to find treasures at special event prices. Entry is free for everyone, and the venue is fully wheelchair accessible, with additional accommodations for guests with hearing, visual, or cognitive impairments.
Organized by the Réunion des Éditeurs Vidéo, the Vidéoclub de REV’ runs from 10:00 to 18:30 at the Forum des Images. Throughout the day, attendees can explore stands from nearly 40 independent publishers offering collections at event-exclusive prices. Filmmaker and physical media enthusiast Christophe Gans serves as the event's patron. The site is fully accessible to visitors with disabilities, ensuring an inclusive environment for all film buffs.
The schedule features a variety of activities, including a roundtable discussion moderated by Charlotte Garson regarding the preservation of controversial films and the live recording of the new podcast Let’s Get Physical, hosted by Fabien Mauro. Visitors can also test their movie knowledge during a film quiz hosted by critic Emmanuel Raspiengeas. Additionally, special screenings are scheduled, including the children's film Willy le Moineau and a closing feature, L’Au-delà by Lucio Fulci, available at the Forum des Images' standard ticket prices.
