"Il est encore temps", a selection of short films by students from the Carcassonne Faculty of Education

[Press release] - Published on March 27, 2025 in Press room

Throughout the 2024/2025 academic year, students and staff from the Carcassonne site of the Faculty of Education viewed, debated and selected 9 short films that explore environmental challenges as part of a workshop led by the KOVisuel association. On Tuesday April 8, 2025 at 8pm, the selected films will be screened at the CGR-Le Colisée cinema in Carcassonne during an evening hosted by the students and staff who took part in the workshop.

A "Short Film Programming" workshop

From November 2024 to March 20254, 15 students and staff from Carcassonne's Faculty of Education took part in a short-film programming workshop on the theme of cultural diversity. Each month, Jacob Redman of the KOVisuel image education association presented them with a pre-selection of short films. The participants analyzed, discussed and defended their favorites, listened to each other's arguments, and came to a consensus to propose a rich and varied final selection for presentation to the general public.

One theme: environmental challenges

How can we face up to environmental challenges? Whether humorous, serious or poetic, the short films presented here challenge us to change our perceptions and encourage us to take action. Fiction, documentaries, animated films... these eclectic films make observations, propose solutions or invite reflection.

A screening at CGR-Le Colisée

As it did in 2023 and 2024 with "C'est quoi ton genre?" and "D'où je viens, où je vais", the CGR-Le Colisée cinema is once again hosting this project by the art & culture department of the University of Montpellier. The evening of April 8, 2025, open to all at a single rate of €5, will be hosted by the students and staff who have been taking part in the workshop throughout the year. They will present their choices and propose a debate after the screening.