This year's festival will explore dynamic and evolving representations of the human body through a curated selection of groundbreaking films from both emerging and established French and Francophone filmmakers.
The theme "Bodies in Transition" invites audiences to reflect on the multifaceted nature of physical, political, and social transformations as they are lived in the body. From narratives of gender identity and aging to stories of resilience and rebirth, from a classic new wave films to contemporary feature films, the festival aims to showcase a diverse array of perspectives and experiences told by French filmmakers, but just as relevant to Memphians.
All films are screened in Blount Auditorium in Buckman Hall on the Rhodes College campus. Admission is free. All films are subtitled and open to the public. Many of the films will be introduced by Rhodes faculty and followed by an informal Q&A. For visitors to campus: Please register at the link below; registrants will receive a parking pass 24 hours before the screening of each film. See Campus Parking Map for parking directions.
For questions, please contact Dr. Laura Loth, French and Francophone Studies, lothl@rhodes.edu