Festive, civic-minded, human, and invigorating!
For 30 years, this festival has aimed to inspire reading, sharing, learning, understanding, and meeting authors, filmmakers, artists, and thinkers who imagine the world of tomorrow.
A constant buzz and abundance for 3 days: meetings, debates, films, concerts, readings, theater, dance, youth shows…
The 30th festival is (already) over.
Patrick Mottard, present as a writer, shares some personal notes:
The festival reached its cruising speed with, alongside book signings (an ever-pleasant activity!), a multitude of cultural events, most often sold out: from the tribute to Peter Brook to L’Opéra de la Lune by the company “A Little Voice Told Me,” from the committed show Frères migrants to the debate on “Ethics and Technology” with Axel Kahn…
Not to forget the official inauguration at the end of the day with Malou Gourdon and Minister of Culture Françoise Nissen, who, as former director of Actes Sud editions, is at home here.
Once again, it was a beautiful journey through the land of literature and culture orchestrated by Malou Gourdon.
In the end, lots of small and big unforgettable moments.
