

Cinéma et Résistances is a series of monthly screenings that highlights contemporary social issues through documentary film. Each screening features a political film — The Pickers by Elke Sasse, Soulèvements by Thomas Lacoste and Guérilla des FARC, l’avenir a une histoire — which explore realities related to social struggles, workers’ rights, and resistance movements.
Conceived as a space for collective reflection, the series invites the public to deepen their understanding of activism in its various forms and contexts. Following each screening, guests take part in a lively discussion, offering critical perspectives and fostering dialogue with the audience.
OUR PROJECTIONS
Wednesday, April 29, at 6:30 PM
Followed by a discussion with Maxime Thibault-Leblanc of the Quebec Network for Assistance to Migrant Agricultural Workers (RATTMAQ)
Directed by Elke Sasse
2024 | Germany | 80 minutes
Original language | Bambara, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese
Subtitles | French
SYNOPSIS
The Pickers, takes us to the fields of Europe, where 1 million migrants harvest the fruits and vegetables we eat everyday under extremely precarious conditions.
Wednesday, May 27 at 6:00 PM
Followed by a discussion with environmental activist Joris Maillochon, who is involved in the Mobilisation 6600 movement, as well as with an environmental activist and researcher on radical environmental movements.
Directed by Thomas Lacoste
2026 | France | 105 minutes
Original Version | French
Subtitles | French and English
SYNOPSIS
Uprising, is an intimate portrait featuring 16 voices of a youth in resistance — against land grabbing, industrial destruction, and political repression — within the Uprisings of the Earth movement.
Wednesday, June 17 at 6:00 PM
The FARC Guerrilla, a History of the Future
Directed by Pierre Carles
2024 | France | 142 minutes
Original language | Spanish, French
Subtitles | French
SYNOPSIS
Guérilla des FARC, l’avenir a une histoire : Through Canaguaro, a fiction film directed by Duni Kuzmanich about the guerrillas of the 1950s, and Rio Chiquito, a documentary by JP Sergent and Bruno Muel on the birth of the FARC, the film retraces fifty years of armed struggle in the Colombian jungle.
IN COLLABORATION WITH :
Cinéma et Résistances, is a project of Cinéma à la carte and Cinéma Beaubien, presenting a series of monthly projections, bringing to light contemporary social issues through documentary cinema.
General admission : tariff TBD
16 years or less : tariff TBD
Cinéma Beaubien — Visit the official website
2396 Rue Beaubien E, Montréal, QC H2G 1N2
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