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Mission Cinema Festival - CONFERENCE LITTÉRATURE ET CINEMA UNE RELATION DE LONGUE DATE

Name: Mission Cinema Festival - CONFERENCE LITTÉRATURE ET CINEMA UNE RELATION DE LONGUE DATE
Start: 2026-04-23
End: 2026-04-23
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Conference
Cinema
Litterature

Théâtre Montjoie, Passage Rochefort, 74170 Saint-Gervais-les-Bains

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François Barge-Prieur is a film critic for the non-profit magazine *Les fiches du cinéma*; he is also the creator of the cultural program “Le Bon Plan,” which takes the form of short videos.

François Barge-Prieur is a member of the French Film Critics’ Union, as well as the National Agency for the Development of Regional Cinema. Today in France, one in five films is adapted from a literary work. The exchange between cinema and literature has never been so flourishing, even though this convergence actually raises a fundamental question: what are the similarities and differences between “putting into words” and “staging”? Does the book have the privilege of narrative, while cinema has that of sensations? A question more complex than it seems, to which François Barge-Prieur will attempt to provide some answers by drawing on a number of excerpts from books and films.