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November 18 | Michael Roch & Arthur Francietta
New experimental approaches to Caribbean imaginaries
Through literature, visual arts, and multimedia, Roch and Francietta push the boundaries of cultural representation, offering new lenses on
Caribbean heritage, history, and futurity. Don’t miss this unique event that delves into the power of creative expression to reshape and
expand the Caribbean imagination.
December 11 | Henry Gazay
Tales of a circumnavigator exploring the French Overseas Territories
Miami based entrepreneur, Henry will share experiences and learnings from encounters of some of the most remote French communities across the Pacific, Indian, and Atlantic Oceans.
November 21 | Liset Alea
November Sofa Session!
Liset Alea, born in Cuba and raised in Miami, has spent the last two decades living in Europe, weaving her culture-fluid, cosmopolatina lifestyle into a musical tapestry that transcends borders. Navigating flawlessly between English, French, and Spanish, her music is an invitation to another world, where each note lingers like a perfect glass of vintage wine. In November, Liset will be treating us to a cozy guitar performance blending dreamy folk, soft pop, and chanson française, creating a sound that is both timeless and delicately evocative.
November 24 | Essence en toiles
L'odyssée de Sébastien Jean
The “Essence en Toile” project is a documentary series highlighting the careers of Haitian artists whose work
resonates beyond the country's borders.
The first film in the series pays tribute to Sébastien Jean, a Haitian painter renowned for his unique style and his commitment to
representing Haitian culture through his art. This documentary traces Sébastien Jean's life, his inspirations, and how he used
painting to express deep feelings linked to Haitian identity.
November 20 | A Season in the Other Southern France
Come join James Beard Award-winning food writer and author, Steve Hoffman, to talk about his new book, A Season for That: Lost and Found in the Other Southern France.
November 25 | French Cinémathèque
Linda veut du poulet !
Paulette, a widow, wrongfully scolds her daughter, Linda, for losing her engagement ring. To make amends, Paulette will do anything Linda wishes, and what she desires most is her late father’s favorite meal of chicken and peppers. What ensues is a mother’s chaotic journey to fetch a chicken amidst a city-wide strike to win her daughter’s forgiveness.
December 12 |Crossing the Cultural Divide
The Toughest Part of Moving To France
Take just one hour to get the inside scoop from a long-time resident of France, Adrian Leeds, to learn how to successfully cross the cultural divide between life in North America and life in France. The French…they may look like you, but they don’t think or behave like you! If you can’t bridge the gap, you’ll have a much tougher time acclimating to life in this beautiful country.
December 16 | French Cinémathèque :
Lost Illusions
In 1820s France, the young poet Lucien de Rubempre travels to Paris in the hope of becoming an author.
Contrary to his expectations, he discovers that he must make ends meet by writing scurrilous theater reviews. He soon learns the dark side
of the journalism industry as he tries to stay true to his dreams.
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