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Mon Premier Festival: Dans tous les sens
Bibliothèque François VillonSat, Oct 17, 2026 · 02:00 PM – 02:30 PM
Overview
Overview
Mon Premier Festival is a listed event at Bibliothèque François Villon 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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Mon Premier Festival returns to Paris for its 2026 edition, themed "Dans tous les sens" (In Every Sense), offering a joyful and energetic exploration of fiction for the youngest audiences. The programme includes film screenings, storytelling sessions, and animated short films across multiple venues, including the Bibliothèque François Villon and Cinéma l'Archipel.
Attendees can expect a cine-conte (storytelling with animated illustrations) on October 17, a reading followed by a screening of "La petite taupe aime la nature" on October 23, and a selection of animated short films on October 24. The festival aims to foster a love of cinema while developing critical thinking and civic awareness in children aged 3 and up.
Organised by the Ville de Paris and animated by Enfances au Cinéma, this free event requires reservation and is accessible to those with reduced mobility. It's a perfect opportunity for families to introduce young children to the magic of cinema in a welcoming, cultural setting.
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Good to know
- Free admission, reservation recommended.
- Accessible to persons with reduced mobility.
- Contact: 01 42 41 14 30 or email.
Frequently asked questions
What is the theme of the 2026 edition?
The theme is 'Dans tous les sens' (In Every Sense), exploring the multiple facets of fiction.
Who is the festival for?
Children aged 3 and up.
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Zdenek Miler
Zdeněk Miler was a Czech animator and illustrator best known for his Mole character and its adventures.
Venue & Map
Bibliothèque François Villon
Bibliothèque François Villon, Paris
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