FEMA La Rochelle 2025

Festival La Rochelle Cinéma 2025 took place from 27.6. till 5.7.2025 in La Rochelle, France.

Following shared activities have been presented to french and International audience:

AFFN Presents

Cinematic journey back to 1975 showing cinema 50 years ago including following films:

Wives 
by Anja Breien

With introduction by Anne-Laure Brénéol and Lionel Ithurralde (Malavida distribution)

Chronicle of the Years of Fire
by Mohamed Lakhdar Hamina

With introduction by Tewfik Farès (scenarist), Nadège Lauzzana (ADRC) and Jean-Fabrice Janaudy (Les Acacias distribution)

Profession reporter 
by Michelangelo Antonioni

With introduction by Raphaël Perrin (Fémis)

In cine-concert with Christian Roux (keyboards)

Dog Day afternoon 
by Sidney Lumet

Une vraie jeune fille
by Catherine Breillat

with introduction by Catherine Breillat

https://festival-larochelle.org/edition/2025/programmation/affn-1975

https://festival-larochelle.org/film/une-vraie-jeune-fille

AFFN Film

One film, Umbrellas of Cherbourg, was programmed during the festival and accompanied on tour (6 cinemas, 6 towns), with two specialists of Jacques Demy, Ghislaine Lassiaz et Sébastien Ronceray.

Educational material was published, in french and in english.

https://festival-larochelle.org/film/parapluies-de-cherbourg-les/

Educational material:
https://festival-larochelle.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/AFFN_2025_EN_THE_UMBRELLAS_OF_CHERBOURG.pdf

AFFN Education

Workshop for Little Foley Artists

Immerse yourself in the world of sound composition for cinema with musician Lucie Mousset! Children create soundtracks for silent short films together. The workshop was followed by a presentation which parents are invited to attend. For children from 6 to 10.

https://festival-larochelle.org/le-fema/le-fema-des-enfants

AFFN Industry

What is a “damaged” repertory film? How can we define and qualify it differently? How to program films affected by issues of gender-based and sexual violence (SGBV) and how to support them? How to show today films with scenes of sexist and sexual violence?

With Natacha Laurent (University of Toulouse-Le-Mirail, director of the Toulouse cinema library from 2005 to 2015), Juliette Duret (head of Cinema at BOZAR – Palais des Beaux-Arts de Bruxelles), Alexis Juncosa (artistic director of the Luxembourg City Film Festival) and Camille Chanod (in charge of editorial and programming at LaCinetek). Moderated by Florence Tissot (exhibition curator at La Cinémathèque française and administrator of the Collectif 50/50).

https://festival-larochelle.org/edition/2025/professionnels/les-evenements-professionnels-au-fema

Podcast:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3QUqpI5nQUGmpVaMSQ0Tcj?si=G2-fFD9YQ2KRG4BPmF6V1g

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