CineGlobe collaborates with the city of Saint-Genis-Pouilly for a family day focused on art and science in the cosy Theatre Le Bordeau.
From 11 am to 4 pm, discover the little CineGlobe with a selection of short films (ages 3 and up) for children, low-tech cinema workshops (zoetrope and tetrapak cinema), and a complimentary snack.
From 5 pm to 8 pm, our art and science program invites you to explore the documentary The Universe in a Grain of Sand, which delves into how scientists and artists use their understanding of nature to probe the mysteries of the universe, followed by a panel discussion and an aperitif.
Places for the workshops are limited, and reservations can be made at the following email : ateliers@cineglobe.ch.
A unique opportunity to discover innovation through cinema.
11h – fun and informative short films from the CineGlobe collection, sure to please adults and children alike
Duration : 43 min
Age: all ages
11:50am – Zoetrope animation workshop
The zoetrope workshop introduces participants to the origins of animation by creating sequential images that come to life through a rotating device.
Children learn to draw and assemble a series of images that, when spun, create the illusion of motion.
Duration : 1 hour
3pm – How do you make a camera out of a Tetra Pak and take a photo with it?
During the Tetra Pak Camera workshop, you will build your own camera and learn how to develop photos with coffee and vitamin C.
The number of places is extremely limited, so book as soon as possible.
Duration : 1 hour
Workshops for ages 7 and up, registration at ateliers@cineglobe.ch
Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult.
4pm : Snack for children
5pm : The Universe in a Grain of Sand from Mark Levinson, 2024
Running time 1h13 – suitable for all audiences
Langue : vo En st Fr
🍿Free popcorn before the film
This art film combined with a creative documentary takes us on a journey from experimental cinema to the frontiers of quantum computing.
6:15pm – How do art and science help us explore and understand the mysteries of the universe?
Discussion with scientists and players in the field.
Guests :
Mark Levinson – Director of the film The Universe in a Grain of Sand
Michael Doser – Scientist, Arts at CERN program collaborator
Neal Hartman – Moderator, Festival Director
Duration : 45min
7pm In collaboration with the city of Saint-Genis-Pouilly