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<\/h3>\nFor the next session of our film club, we invite you to an evening dedicated to short films, featuring a diverse selection of animation and fiction works that explore human relationships, individual trajectories, and the way we look at reality.<\/p>\n
<\/h3>\nVille \u00e9ternelle by Garance Kim<\/strong> Montsouris by Guil Sela<\/strong> Omnibus by Sam Karmann<\/strong> Horacio by Caroline Cherrier<\/strong> La Grande Arche by Camille Authouart<\/strong> Des filles et des chiens by Sophie Filli\u00e8res<\/strong> Gigi<\/em> by Cynthia Calvi<\/strong> Tournesol<\/em> by Natalia Chernysheva<\/strong> The screening will take place on Thursday, 4 December at 6:30 p.m., at our premises, Kuninga 4, 10146 Tallinn<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The screening will be followed by a friendly discussion in French, offering the audience an opportunity to reflect on the films and practice the language in a warm and accessible setting.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" For the next session of our film club, we invite you to an evening dedicated to short films, featuring a 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\nOn a public holiday in the outskirts of Paris, Lili waits for a bus to the airport. She runs into Thibault, a former classmate she doesn\u2019t remember at all. When the bus fails to appear, she decides to walk. Thibault follows her, almost against her will. This unexpected journey becomes a moment of unforeseen reconnection.<\/p>\n
\nIn Parc Montsouris, two young filmmakers look for people to interview for their documentary. They stumble upon Pierre and Martin, an unusual duo on the verge of an improbable moment. A subtle comedy about encounters and surprises.<\/p>\n
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