Dive into the world of Filmarcito short films and extend the experience with the intergenerational workshop “The Pink Phoenix.” At the MEA, on November 19, from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Free

We are delighted to announce a collaboration with Filmarcito!
Aimed at young audiences, this festival offers a selection of short and feature films inviting children aged 4 and up to journey across the water and land of the Latin American continent.
On the program:
An Idea for the Planet, a series of 4 original short films, without dialogue, that sensitively and creatively explore environmental issues, solidarity, and the coexistence of species.
Touching and poetic stories that nourish the imagination and invite both young and old to reflect on our relationship with nature.
Film Selection:
Alfredo Soderguit, Uruguay, Chile, France, 2024, Animation, 11 minutes
Miguel Anaya Borja, Mexico, 2009, Animation, 8 minutes
Damné Jesús Pérez Irigoyen, Mexico, 2022, Animation, 10 minutes
René David Reyes García, Mexico, 2015, Animation, 4 minutes
In connection with the screenings, the Association Bariolée is offering a creative workshop focused on recycling and intergenerational exchange.
Inspired by the myth of the Phoenix, this workshop brings recycled materials back to life as we create small models together (cars, buildings, flowers, insects, etc.).
Practical information:
Objectives: Spark creativity, develop ecological awareness, and encourage intergenerational connections
Facilitator: Carina Cardone
Wednesday, November 19
2:30 p.m.: Screening (30 minutes)
Snack break
3:30 p.m.: Workshop (1 hour)
CinéMEA
Maison de l’enfance et de l’adolescence
Boulevard de la Cluse 26
1205 Geneva
From age 4
Free admission
Registration required
When registering, please reserve a spot for each person attending (adults and children).
Children must remain under the supervision of their accompanying adults.
