Fanon
About this Event
1953. Appointed to Blida Hospital in Algeria, Martinican psychiatrist Frantz Fanon challenges colonial practices with a deeply humanist vision of care, provoking growing resistance. As the country edges toward revolt, he refuses to remain a bystander. With his wife, he makes the decisive choice to join the struggle for independence.
In French with English subtitles
Partners: BMO, Institut Français
Admission Policy
Free admission. We recommend reserving your spot. Your ticket guarantees priority access up to 15 minutes before the screening.
- Arrival & Seating: Reserved seats are held until 15 minutes before the screening. After this time, unclaimed seats will be released to walk-in guests.
- Late Arrivals: Latecomers will be admitted at the discretion of staff, subject to seat availability.
Programming changes are exceptional but may occur without notice.
Where is it happening?
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