Territoires cinématographiques is a space for dialogue between the performing arts and cinema, created in collaboration with Avignon's Utopia cinemas. It's a daily gathering of film screenings, at the end of which the public meets and exchanges with theater artists, choreographers, filmmakers, activists, critics and journalists invited to the Festival d'Avignon. It's a space designed to explore the intimate relationships these guests maintain between disciplines and with the world. It's a place where we can take a closer look, both large and small, at the themes brought to the stage, the territories of the guest language, and under the plane trees of the Café des idées.
S-21: The Khmer Rouge Killing Machine
By Rithy Panh // France - Cambodge // 2003 // 1h41
Rithy Panh undertook a lengthy investigation of the few survivors of Pol Pot's Cambodian regime, as well as their executioners. A confrontation between the desire of the survivors to understand and the words of the jailers, dazed by reliving the horror to which they contributed.
Screening followed by a discussion with Lorraine de Sagazan.
Moderated by Hugues Le Tanneur, journalist from Transfuge magazine.