A few weeks after the announcement of its creation, the Visibles collective takes action. This new Nancy structure dedicated to the inclusion of people with disabilities and affected by neurodevelopmental disorders is organizing its first event : an inclusive cinema session scheduled for Sunday, June 14 at 10:45 a.m. at Caméo Saint-Sébastien.
on this occasion, the public will be able to discover the film Juste une illusion, directed by Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano, in specially adapted conditions to allow everyone to enjoy the screening in a caring setting.
A session suitable for all audiences
Designed to accommodate autistic people, carriers of neurodevelopmental disorders, with an intellectual disability, cognitive or psychological, but also anyone wishing to benefit from a more flexible environment, this session is based on several arrangements. The device provides in particular adapted light and sound, a reduction in commercials before the film as well as a quiet room. Spectators will also be able to speak, move around, move freely or keep reassuring objects with them during projection. Meurthe-et-Moselle

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Volunteers from the collective will be present to support people with specific needs throughout the screening. “Everyone must be able to experience a cinema screening in a respectful setting, adapted and friendly », underlines the collective in its press release.
A first door to bring inclusion to life
Created in Nancy around thirty members, Visibles intends to develop concrete projects in the areas of culture, employment, social life or even the development of living spaces. According to its founders, daily.
The inclusive cinema project thus constitutes one of the first actions of the collective. It defends an approach based on “simple but essential arrangements” as well as a better understanding of atypical behavior. session organized with the support of Caméo Saint-Sébastien as part of the sessions entitled “autre(s) regard”, marks a first in Nancy. approach over time with the establishment of regular appointments at the rate of one session every two months initially.
