Can cinema save the world? A screening and discussion in Paris on November 30

Published by Julie de Sortiraparis · Updated on November 3, 2026 at 06:00 p.m.
The Wallonia-Brussels Centre is hosting a screening followed by a discussion of the documentary by Serge Nagels and Philippe Reynaert, who will be in attendance.

What can cinema do in the face of crises and the proliferation of images? The documentary Can Cinema Still Save the World? explores this question through the words of filmmakers and industry professionals. The Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles invites audiences to discover it at a screening followed by a discussion with Serge Nagels and Philippe Reynaert.

The two authors conducted interviews at the festivals in Liège and Carcassonne. Costa-Gavras, Maria de Medeiros, Robert Guédiguian and Stéphane Brizé are among the film’s contributors, with Déborah François providing the voice-over. They discuss politically engaged cinema, how films make certain realities visible, and the difficulties they can face in reaching audiences.

This event is part of Documentary Film Month. It combines a screening with a discussion with the filmmakers, offering a chance to explore further the questions about the creation and circulation of works raised in the interviews.

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Dates and Opening Time
On November 30, 2026
Starts at 08:00 p.m.

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    Location

    46 rue Quincampoix
    75004 Paris 4

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    Prices
    Tarif réduit ; conditions à consulter auprès du Centre: €3
    Plein tarif: €5

    Official website
    cwb.fr

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