Samia
Ciné-dimanche
By Philippe Faucon (France, 2000, 1h13)
With Lynda Benahouda, Mohamed Chaouch, Kheria Oualhaci
Fifteen-year-old Samia lives on the outskirts of Marseille. The sixth of eight children from a very traditional Algerian family, she suffocates under the weight of a morality made up of beliefs and prohibitions that she respects but no longer shares… Yacine, the older brother, is unemployed and finds legitimacy only in acting as the guardian of family and religious traditions. The eldest sister, Amel, excludes herself from the family by pursuing a relationship with a boy from a different culture. The other sisters are determined to succeed in school. As for Samia, pursued by academic failures, displaced towards a technical education she doesn’t want, forced to live clandestinely with a first flirt, she becomes aware of the absolute necessity of not letting anyone decide her life.
Soberly staged, shot with non-professional actors, this is a film of striking realism and profound humanity.
Presentation by Antonia Naïm (programmer).
Screening followed by an opportunity to exchange views, share experiences and discuss the issues raised by the film and the question of sorority as a lever for emancipation. Hosted by Daphne Charveriat, founder of “Sista4good”, and accompanied by representatives of the “Sista4good” and “Sororité Inter Quartiers” associations, partners in the “Destination Mucem” project, the screening will conclude with a convivial moment in the Forum room!
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Destination Mucem
“Destination Mucem” is an innovative mobility scheme for audiences with little or no familiarity with museums: on Sundays, a free collection bus runs from outlying districts of Marseilles (North, East and South), serving 3 different routes in alternation, enabling new audiences to create a special link with the museum.
During the journey (around 45 minutes), passengers enjoy a personalized, fun mediation service in a friendly atmosphere. Specially designed around the theme of travel and expedition, this mediation led by tour guides prepares the visit.
When the bus arrives at the Mucem, passengers are given a free admission ticket. Reception and mediation staff then take over to prepare a tour adapted to each passenger. Several options are available to passengers throughout the day. They can of course visit the exhibitions, but also simply stroll through the gardens of Fort Saint-Jean, enjoy the exceptional panoramic views over the city and the sea, share a family picnic, take part in workshops for children, attend a show or watch a film in the auditorium… Families can also take advantage of “Treasure Island”, a game on tablet for 3-12 year olds (subject to sanitary conditions).
In this way, the Mucem hopes to win the loyalty of these new audiences over the long term.
Read more
Sista4good (association)
A Sista4Good is a determined, committed and supportive woman who aspires to create a positive impact in society. She stands out for her ability to connect, empower, act collectively and celebrate success, while promoting equality, social justice and positive change. She embodies the power of sisterhood for a better world.
Welcome to Sista4good, the dynamic and inspiring community of women passionate about making a positive impact in the world. Our mission is clear: we believe in the power of sisterhood to change our society and the planet. Sista4good is much more than an online community, it’s a real family of women determined to make a difference.Read more
Sororité Inter Quartiers (association)
The Federation of Committed Women, “Sororité Inter Quartiers”, is an ambitious and innovative federation of associations led by women from working-class neighborhoods and initiated in 2022 thanks to the guidance and support of teams from Marseille’s City Policy. Every year, the actions carried out by these associations, which are based in disadvantaged neighborhoods, benefit more than 5,000 young people and women living in priority neighborhoods, thanks to the mobilization of a network of committed players and volunteers. Their actions help to strengthen social ties and get residents involved in community life, while also helping to combat exclusion and discrimination. Nine committed, militant women and their associations work in close proximity with the most vulnerable populations throughout Marseille. Avec Nous, Alliance Savinoise, APEEME Association des parents d’élèves de la Viste APEEME, Dihya, DMMC : Donne-moi ma chance, Femmes du Plan d’Aou en action, Levêque Family Projet, Mères Enfant Paca, Association Parents.
Antonia Naim (film critic)
After studying cinema, Antonia Naim worked as a journalist and film critic, festival organizer, director and programmer of public and private cinemas (Lucernaire and Studio cinemas in Aubervilliers, Jacques Prévert in Gonesse, Gérard Philipe in Vénissieux). In 2013, she took part in the Mucem’s opening cultural program, designing the film cycle Méditerranée, une traversée en images. A member of professional juries and institutional commissions in the field of cinema, she is interested in the challenges of public and territorial policies in the field of image education and distribution.
By Philippe Faucon (France, 2000, 1h13)
With Lynda Benahouda, Mohamed Chaouch, Kheria Oualhaci
Fifteen-year-old Samia lives on the outskirts of Marseille. The sixth of eight children from a very traditional Algerian family, she suffocates under the weight of a morality made up of beliefs and prohibitions that she respects but no longer shares… Yacine, the older brother, is unemployed and finds legitimacy only in acting as the guardian of family and religious traditions. The eldest sister, Amel, excludes herself from the family by pursuing a relationship with a boy from a different culture. The other sisters are determined to succeed in school. As for Samia, pursued by academic failures, displaced towards a technical education she doesn’t want, forced to live clandestinely with a first flirt, she becomes aware of the absolute necessity of not letting anyone decide her life.
Soberly staged, shot with non-professional actors, this is a film of striking realism and profound humanity.
Presentation by Antonia Naïm (programmer).
Screening followed by an opportunity to exchange views, share experiences and discuss the issues raised by the film and the question of sorority as a lever for emancipation. Hosted by Daphne Charveriat, founder of “Sista4good”, and accompanied by representatives of the “Sista4good” and “Sororité Inter Quartiers” associations, partners in the “Destination Mucem” project, the screening will conclude with a convivial moment in the Forum room!
Buy your tickets
Destination Mucem
“Destination Mucem” is an innovative mobility scheme for audiences with little or no familiarity with museums: on Sundays, a free collection bus runs from outlying districts of Marseilles (North, East and South), serving 3 different routes in alternation, enabling new audiences to create a special link with the museum.
During the journey (around 45 minutes), passengers enjoy a personalized, fun mediation service in a friendly atmosphere. Specially designed around the theme of travel and expedition, this mediation led by tour guides prepares the visit.
When the bus arrives at the Mucem, passengers are given a free admission ticket. Reception and mediation staff then take over to prepare a tour adapted to each passenger. Several options are available to passengers throughout the day. They can of course visit the exhibitions, but also simply stroll through the gardens of Fort Saint-Jean, enjoy the exceptional panoramic views over the city and the sea, share a family picnic, take part in workshops for children, attend a show or watch a film in the auditorium… Families can also take advantage of “Treasure Island”, a game on tablet for 3-12 year olds (subject to sanitary conditions).
In this way, the Mucem hopes to win the loyalty of these new audiences over the long term.
Read more
Sista4good (association)
A Sista4Good is a determined, committed and supportive woman who aspires to create a positive impact in society. She stands out for her ability to connect, empower, act collectively and celebrate success, while promoting equality, social justice and positive change. She embodies the power of sisterhood for a better world.
Welcome to Sista4good, the dynamic and inspiring community of women passionate about making a positive impact in the world. Our mission is clear: we believe in the power of sisterhood to change our society and the planet. Sista4good is much more than an online community, it’s a real family of women determined to make a difference.Read more
Sororité Inter Quartiers (association)
The Federation of Committed Women, “Sororité Inter Quartiers”, is an ambitious and innovative federation of associations led by women from working-class neighborhoods and initiated in 2022 thanks to the guidance and support of teams from Marseille’s City Policy. Every year, the actions carried out by these associations, which are based in disadvantaged neighborhoods, benefit more than 5,000 young people and women living in priority neighborhoods, thanks to the mobilization of a network of committed players and volunteers. Their actions help to strengthen social ties and get residents involved in community life, while also helping to combat exclusion and discrimination. Nine committed, militant women and their associations work in close proximity with the most vulnerable populations throughout Marseille. Avec Nous, Alliance Savinoise, APEEME Association des parents d’élèves de la Viste APEEME, Dihya, DMMC : Donne-moi ma chance, Femmes du Plan d’Aou en action, Levêque Family Projet, Mères Enfant Paca, Association Parents.
Antonia Naim (film critic)
After studying cinema, Antonia Naim worked as a journalist and film critic, festival organizer, director and programmer of public and private cinemas (Lucernaire and Studio cinemas in Aubervilliers, Jacques Prévert in Gonesse, Gérard Philipe in Vénissieux). In 2013, she took part in the Mucem’s opening cultural program, designing the film cycle Méditerranée, une traversée en images. A member of professional juries and institutional commissions in the field of cinema, she is interested in the challenges of public and territorial policies in the field of image education and distribution.