Ciné-Club Le 7e Genre: Film & DiscussionTue, Sep 22, 2026 · Free entry listed by source.Paris-opendata

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Ciné-Club Le 7e Genre: Film & Discussion

Médiathèque James BaldwinTue, Sep 22, 2026 · 10:00 PM – 01:00 AM

Culture & Art
Le 7e Genre / Paris Open Data

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Overview

CINÉ-CLUB Le 7e genre is a listed event at Médiathèque James Baldwin in Paris, sourced from the city's official open-data agenda. Free entry. Check the link for the latest schedule and ticket details.

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The Ciné-Club Le 7e Genre invites you to an evening at the Médiathèque James Baldwin, centered on the screening of Valérie Minetto's 2006 film "Oublier Cheyenne." Following the projection, journalist and co-author Anne Delabre will lead a discussion on the evolution of lesbian representations in French cinema, touching on censorship, innuendo, desire, transgression, and self-affirmation.

This free event offers a deep dive into LGBTQI++ portrayals in the seventh art, with examples illustrating the diversity of female homosexuality on screen. The evening is animated by Delabre, who also programs the 'Le 7e genre' film club and co-wrote the book "Le Cinéma français et l’homosexualité."

📍 Médiathèque James Baldwin⏱️ 3 hrs

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  • Accessible to people with reduced mobility.
  • Accessible to people with hearing impairments.
  • Accessible to people with visual impairments.
  • Accessible to people with mental disabilities.
  • Sign language reception available.

Frequently asked questions

What is the film being screened?

The film is "Oublier Cheyenne" (2006) directed by Valérie Minetto.

Who is leading the discussion?

Anne Delabre, journalist and co-author of the book "Le Cinéma français et l’homosexualité", will present and lead the discussion.

Is the event free?

Yes, the event is free.

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Médiathèque James Baldwin

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