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EditorialJust 30 years ago, a new film education programme was launched in France to mark the first Century of cinema. Au commencement du Cinéma, cent ans de jeunesse was the film Jeunes lumières, screened at the Cannes Film Festival in 1995. Over time, this programme has grown and been joined by other countries around the world. A unique network of partner organisations (archives, cinemas, associations, etc.) share in this adventure, based on a demanding and inspiring approach to film education. Over the past 30 years, thousands of films have been made by the tens of thousands of students who have attended the CCAJ's workshops, along with their teachers and the film practitioners who have accompanied them. Once again this year, the workshops will bring together nearly 2,000 participants in 15 countries and 8 regions of France.
FocusThere are subjects at the heart of the world around us and our daily lives that can be explored particularly through the medium of cinema: this is the case of "individual, group, community", the theme chosen for this new edition of the CCAJ. Cinema is an art that allows us to show both the group and the individuals that make it up, through the choices made in terms of cutting, the size of shots, framing and editing. This relationship between the individual and the group is the basis of stories and testimonies that have been told throughout history and in all cinematographies, in the form of both fiction and documentary. A group is a gathering of individuals at a given moment. This gathering is often random, between individuals who have not chosen it (a bus, a classroom, etc.), whereas a community is a group of individuals who share one or more values, common characteristics: a religion, a specific culture, a social class, etc. Where we will be talking about crowds and solitude, integration and exclusion, oppression and solidarity, centre and periphery, rituals and laws...
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ARGENTINE: Cero en Conducta, Rosario (Emiliano Ovejero) with the Institut Français d’Argentine BRAZIL: Imagens em Movimento – RAIAR, Rio de Janeiro (Ana Dillon) avec Cinemateca do Museu de Arte Moderna and Espace Itaú de Cinema / Escola Carlitos, São Paulo (Manuela Mendez Leal Anabuki) with Cinemateca Brasileira BULGARIA: Arte Urbana Collectif, Sofia (Ralitsa Assenova) with Rencontres du Jeune Cinéma Européen CHILE: Ojo piojo (Francisca Soto) / GERMANY: Deutsche Kinemathek, Berlin (Jurek Sehrt) with Universität Bremen - (Bettina Henzler ) / DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum, Francfort-sur-le-Main (Christine Kopf) / Kinemathek Karlsruhe (Marc Teuscher) / Lichtspiel, Francfort-sur-le-Main (Alejandro Bachmann, Malve Lippmann, Katja Hevemeyer, Vera Schöpfer, Tine Kopf) JAPAN: Children meet cinema, Tokyo (Etsuko Dohi) LITHUANIA: Meno Avilys, Vilnius (Ginte Zulyte) MEXICO: Edukino (Katia Mendez Best) / PORTUGAL: Os Filhos de Lumière, Lisbonne (Teresa Garcia) with Cinemateca Portuguesa - Museo do Cinema / ROUMANIA : Asociația Culturală Contrasens, Timișoara (Andrea Reisz) / SPAIN: Cinema en curs - A Bao A Qu, Barcelone (Laia Colell) with Filmoteca de Valencia / SOUTH AFRICA: Cinema TAKE, Johannesburg (Muriel Huet, Emilie Demon & Mpumelelo Mcata) with OSJ (Of Soul & Joy) UNITED KINGDOM: French Institute, Londres (Mark Reid).
FRANCE
AUVERGNE-RHÔNE-ALPES: Cinéma Mon Ciné, Saint-Martin-d’Hères (Pascale Puig) CORSE: Corsica.doc (Annick Peigné-Giuly) , Ajaccio and Cinémathèque de Corse, Porto-Vecchio GUADELOUPE: L’Artchipel, Scène nationale de la Guadeloupe, Basse-Terre (Suzie Belair) ILE-DE-FRANCE: CCAJ ! (Nathalie Bourgeois), Est Ensemble - Ciné 104, Pantin, Documentaire sur Grand Écran, Montreuil NOUVELLE-AQUITAINE: Cinéma L’Utopie, with the association L’Ecran livradais (Alexandre Anton) OCCITANIE: Institut Jean Vigo - Cinémathèque euro-régionale, Perpignan (Christian Assalit) PROVENCE-ALPES-CÔTE D'AZUR: Compagnie d’Avril (Elise Tamisier) with Scènes et Ciné and Cinéma La Cascade, Martigues.