Festival Science & Fiction.
This year again, the CGR MONTAUBAN LE PARIS cinema is partnering with La Mémo, the Montauban Media Library, to present the LES MYCÉLIADES Science Fiction Festival, whose theme this year is Resilience.
Three screenings are scheduled:
MAD MAX, Saturday, February 7 at 5:30 pm. The screening will be hosted by Lloyd Chéry, deputy editor of Métal Hurlant magazine and creator of the podcast "C'est plus que de la SF!" (It's More Than Sci-Fi!).
Directed by George Miller, starring Bertrand Cadart, David Bracks, and Mel Gibson. 1 hour 25 minutes. Not suitable for children under 12. 1979.
On the deserted highways of an unrecognizable Australia, a merciless war rages between outlaw bikers and Interceptor police officers, who attempt to triumph over the vermin behind the wheels of supercharged cars. In this world in full decay, good, evil, and Manichaeism disappear...
PLANETS, Saturday, February 14 at 6:00 PM, preview screening, presented by Nathalie Vernerey, art teacher.
Animation by Momoko Seto. 1 hour 15 minutes. France, Belgium.
Four dandelion seeds, survivors of nuclear explosions that destroy Earth, find themselves hurled into space. After washing ashore on an unknown planet, they embark on a quest for soil suitable for the survival of their species... Winner of the Paul Grimault Prize at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival in 2025.
SUMMER WARS, Sunday, February 15 at 3:00 PM, presented by Nathalie Vernerey.
Animation by Mamoru Hosoda. 1 hour 4 minutes. Suitable for ages 10 and up. Japan. 2009. Kenji, a shy math-obsessed student, is tricked by his classmate Natsuki into a family lie: he has to pretend to be her boyfriend at a clan gathering. But when he accidentally hacks into Oz, a global social network, he triggers a cyber crisis threatening the planet.
Three screenings are scheduled:
MAD MAX, Saturday, February 7 at 5:30 pm. The screening will be hosted by Lloyd Chéry, deputy editor of Métal Hurlant magazine and creator of the podcast "C'est plus que de la SF!" (It's More Than Sci-Fi!).
Directed by George Miller, starring Bertrand Cadart, David Bracks, and Mel Gibson. 1 hour 25 minutes. Not suitable for children under 12. 1979.
On the deserted highways of an unrecognizable Australia, a merciless war rages between outlaw bikers and Interceptor police officers, who attempt to triumph over the vermin behind the wheels of supercharged cars. In this world in full decay, good, evil, and Manichaeism disappear...
PLANETS, Saturday, February 14 at 6:00 PM, preview screening, presented by Nathalie Vernerey, art teacher.
Animation by Momoko Seto. 1 hour 15 minutes. France, Belgium.
Four dandelion seeds, survivors of nuclear explosions that destroy Earth, find themselves hurled into space. After washing ashore on an unknown planet, they embark on a quest for soil suitable for the survival of their species... Winner of the Paul Grimault Prize at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival in 2025.
SUMMER WARS, Sunday, February 15 at 3:00 PM, presented by Nathalie Vernerey.
Animation by Mamoru Hosoda. 1 hour 4 minutes. Suitable for ages 10 and up. Japan. 2009. Kenji, a shy math-obsessed student, is tricked by his classmate Natsuki into a family lie: he has to pretend to be her boyfriend at a clan gathering. But when he accidentally hacks into Oz, a global social network, he triggers a cyber crisis threatening the planet.
