The Narbonne cinema is focusing on conviviality with a series of new events in June. Conferences, meetings and inclusive sessions transform each screening into a cultural and collective experience.
The month of June promises to be rich in emotions and encounters at the cinema at the CGR in Narbonne with several events designed to bring the public much more than just a screening: real moments of sharing, discovery and exchange around the 7th art.
Thursday June 4the cinema inaugurates its very first “Cinema-Conference” around the film The Battle of Gaulle. This unique evening will begin at 7 p.m. with a friendly welcome accompanied by a tasting offered by Biocoop. At 7:30 p.m., time for reflection and discussion with a conference led by historian Nicolas Bolchakoff, before the screening of the film at 8 p.m. Through this new format, the objective is to offer a real cultural experience around cinema, by offering the public a time of discovery and discussion before the screening. An evening event with the team from the film License to Destroy.
Thursday June 11 at 8 p.m.the cinema will also have the pleasure of welcoming the team of the film Permis de Détruire, notably with the presence of Eric Fraticelli. A beautiful evening ahead, dedicated to meeting and sharing, where spectators will be able to discuss the film in a warm and friendly atmosphere. The return of “Cinema for All” with Toy Story.
Finally, Wednesday June 24 at 10:30 a.m.the “Cinema for All” operation will make its comeback around the famous film Toy Story. Designed to be accessible to as many people as possible, this session is aimed at families, children as well as people further away from the cultural offerings. The ambition of this initiative is simple: to allow everyone to experience a moment of cinema in a caring, inclusive and warm atmosphere. Through these different events, cinema confirms its desire to make each screening a true moment of life and sharing for all audiences.
