From March 1, , the Embassy of France in the United States celebrates the DC Francophonie Cultural Festival, in association with the many embassies, members of the International Organization of Francophonie, to offer a diversified cultural program, presenting French-speaking films, workshops, events and cultural programs from all over the world.
This film revolves around their personal history. Starting with their legal troubles, their upcoming court case against their most violent harasser, they tell viewers an international story of cyber harassment that is both intimate and political. From Finland to Switzerland through Austria, France, and Germany, this film takes stock of the issue and explores any individual and collective responses to this freewheeling gangrene that is online misogyny. For more than two years, a father and his daughter — then only one year old — set off on an extraordinary adventure in the heart of the Mercantour, the wildest national park in France.
The conversation will be conducted entirely in French. Scientist by training, a jack-of-all-trades, she writes novels, theatre, poetry , paints, and makes short fiction films. Largely inspired by Martinican society where she grew up, she addresses universal themes such as migration, family, and the female condition in her texts. And if we look at the Basarabian Moldovan map, we can see this huge cross of these four locations.
Lawrence region of Quebec. Armed with this new information, Isabelle tracks down Thuy Nguyen Leanna Chea who works as a tour guide for a travel agency in Hanoi. Motivated by an uncontrollable desire to meet this woman, Isabelle books a private excursion with Thuy. This pilgrimage of sorts leads the two women to unveil their innermost secrets. The village of Tatiste in the north of Niger is on the frontline of the global water crisis — as it is for a billion people worldwide, access to safe drinking water is almost nonexistent for its inhabitants, especially during the dry season.
Set against a backdrop of spellbinding desert landscapes and a vibrant musical score, this hopeful documentary paints a visceral portrait of survival in the face of the global climate crisis. Prepare some pencils and a piece of paper if you would like to participate in the creative process. This event is organized as part of the DC Francophonie Festival and is free. All registrants will receive a Zoom link a few days before the event. In and , he completed creative residencies in Mons Belgium and Lyon France respectively.
