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Special nights Registration form
Discover the captivating world of FIFO with our OFF programming! Each year, the festival is pleased to offer you a program of special evenings, organized before the official opening. Access to these evenings is free, we promise you an exclusive cinematic experience!
Don’t miss the opportunity to dive into this unique experience by reserving your place now to discover the OFF selection!
31/01/25
15th Oceanian Fiction Night
A selection of 10 short fiction films to highlight the counting talents of Oceanians.
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Friday January 31 19h00
At the « Grand Théâtre » – 650 places
01/02/25
Short Films
A selection of 10 documentary short films for traveling to Oceania.
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Saturday February 1 16h00
At the « Grand Théâtre » – 650 places
01/02/25
Carte blanche au Festival International du Film de l’Océan Indien (FIFOI)
A selection of short films from FIFOI :
2023 – La Réunion – 16 min
Version créole réunionnais, sous-titrée en français
Réalisation : Nathan Clément
On the island of Reunion, Lunet and his grandfather Dadabé try to turn a hen into a dodo whose magic feathers could save the mother of the seriously ill baby.
2022 – Kenya – 18 min
Version swahili et anglaise, sous-titrée en français
Réalisation : Joash Omondi
A housekeeper and her colleagues diligently carry out their daily duties, cleaning houses and keeping secrets from their wealthy employers. Despite unwavering resilience and shared moments of calm, the physical demands of this work are beginning to wreak havoc.
2022 – Afrique du Sud – 9 min
Version anglaise et Xhosa, sous-titrée en français
Réalisation : Sandulela Asanda
Luthando intends to explore her own body in a sensual way. Unfortunately, neither the internet nor magazines offer any particularly useful advice. By calling her best friend on FaceTime, she shares her frustration. But Jodie encourages her to continue her journey of discovery.
2022 – Mayotte -19 min
Version shimaoré et kibushi, sous-titrée en français et en anglais
Réalisation : Germain Le Carpentier
In the peaceful lagoon of Mayotte, Mariama and her father go out fishing every day and look for the pirogue that was stolen from them. In the distance, McCombe, an underwater volcano, rumbles.
Les Frères Vergès, frondeurs de la République
2024 – France – 54 min
Version française
Réalisation : Gilles CAYATTE
Production : 13 PRODS, Bis Repetita
Two brothers from the Réunion Island, Jacques Vergès, the lawyer, and Paul Vergès, the politician, marked the 20th century. Almost twins of anti-colonialism, they led idealized lives of adventure between clandestine networks and revolutionary violence. Built around the anti-colonial struggle, sometimes from the prisons of the Republic, their crossed destinies mix unusual commitment, similarities and contrasts: one as a militant compass, the other as a controversial figure.
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Saturday February 1 19h00
At the « Grand Théâtre » – 650 places
03/02/25
Opening ceremony
17H : Opening ceremony, paepae a Hiro
Free access – Paepae a hiro
18h30 : President's Night, at the "Grand Théâtre"
Meeting with Ben Salama, president of the 22nd FIFO Jury.
Followed by Saint-Louis une histoire calédonienne, special showcase
2017 – France, Nouvelle-Calédonie – 54 min
Version française
Réalisation : Ben SALAMA et Thomas MARIE
Production : A Contrario Production, Michèle FOURNIOLS, et Nunë LUEPAK (Ziliwa Films)
In the suburbs of Nouméa, the Saint-Louis tribe was established around a Catholic mission at the beginning of New Caledonia’s colonization, as a settlement for Kanaks displaced from their ancestral lands. Saint-Louis, both a tribe and a district of the Caledonian capital, has historically been a stronghold of the independence movement. In recent years, it has become a site of unrest and violence driven by the youth of the tribe. Several young people from this tribe lost their lives in clashes with the French gendarmes.
Saint-Louis, une histoire calédonienne gives the floor for the first time to young people of this tribe. Free words that highlight the difficulties of a Kanak youth who has remained on the edge of the path of a « common destiny », celebrated by Caledonian and French politicians from all sides for more than thirty years.
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Monday February 3 18h30
At the « Grand Théâtre » – 650 places
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