Wednesday 24 june from 20:00 to 22:45

Film screening and discussion - The Boy Who Made the Hills Dance

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CGR MONTAUBAN LE PARIS, 21 Boulevard GARISSON, 82000 Montauban

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Between the mountains of Macedonia and his dreams of music, Ahmet is searching for his own path...

A comedy by Georgi M. Unkovski, starring Arif Jakup, Agush Agushev, and Dora Akan Zlatanova. Macedonia, Czech Republic, Serbia, Croatia. 1 hour 39 minutes. Ahmet, 15, grows up in the Macedonian mountains, tending his father's sheep while looking after his little brother. But what he dreams of is music. Caught between the expectations of those around him and his yearning for something more, will Ahmet ever be able to forge his own path? This screening is presented by the Rosa Bonheur association, which supports women who are victims of violence or in vulnerable situations, fostering their recovery through respite, self-expression, and access to culture.