Quinzaine de l'accessibilité et de l'inclusion : Projection et rencontre "Regard Crip" de Hélène Mastrandréas

The "Regard Crip" screening and discussion presents the film Crip Camp and a discussion on the challenges of employing disabled people in cinema.

As part of the Accessibility and Inclusion Fortnight, Paris City Hall invites you to a screening and discussion with Hélène Mastrandréas. Regard Crip is a screening and discussion that gives a voice to disabled technicians, artists, and filmmakers.

This event is an opportunity to discover Crip Camp, a cult film from crip culture: a pioneering story of emancipation concerning disability.

The event is a space to reflect on the representation of disability on screen and to provide tools for adapting workstations in cinema and audiovisual production.

Speakers: Diane Maroger, director and founder of Retour d’Image, Kendrys Legenty, director and founder of La Fabrique des Soignants, Nélia Kéciri, actress and influencer. Moderator: Hélène Mastrandréas, photographer, author, and director.

Screening and discussion: Screening, debate, and refreshments. Wednesday, September 30, from 7 PM to 10 PM. Free. Booking required. Where? Hôtel de Ville de Paris, entrance via 5 rue de Lobau, 75004 Paris, Auditorium.

Accessibility features: wheelchair-accessible room (with spaces for wheelchairs), LSF interpretation, velotypy, induction loops, quiet space available, adjustable lighting, film in original version with French SME subtitles, audio description.

With the support of: The City of Paris, Barberousse Films, Soft Power Production.