14 Images | La Quatorzaine de Marseille 2026

Thursday, September 17, 2026 · 8:30 PM

Editorial

The 14 Images association supports audiovisual writing and production, and brings together Marseille-based creators around exciting projects.

Aux Réformés

by Lucas Palen | 2024 | France | 16 min

With Lou Vidal, Clara Bonner, Mary Chantoin, Maurin Olles

It’s winter in Marseille, and Clem has to sell a fan on Leboncoin before going to eat at their mother’s house. It won’t take long.

Big Boys Don’t Cry

by Arnaud Delmarle | 2025 | France | 23 min

With Rod Paradot, Wyssem Romdhane, Mathis Sonzogni, Emmanuel Rol, Kamel Mahjoubi

A sweltering summer in a small village near Marseille. After three years away, Lucas and his group of friends see their best friend Hicham return. His return quickly stirs contradictory emotions within the group, but above all, new hopes in Lucas.

BISOU ACAB

by Guillermo Gallo | France | 13 min

With Pierre Regniez, Valentin Chalain and Maxime Bonnand

As he joins Renaud for a day of demonstrations in Marseille, Pierre suddenly loses touch with his friend. Forced to wander alone through a city paralyzed by blockades, he gradually gets swept up in the whirlwind of clashes.

Le jeune Sofiane

by Fabien Ara | 2024 | France | 28 min

With Marie-Pierre Nouveau, Julien Naccache, Maëlis Adalle, Zaé Bougheraba

On July 1, 2005, Sofiane Ouggad dies in a scooter accident. His blood type, “A-,” suggests he was intoxicated, and the young delinquent is said to have caused the accident. But a doubt remains: Sofiane was “A+.” A mother’s struggle to learn the truth about this news story.

Les Baigneuses

by Anouk Barrère | 2025 | France | 8 min

With Mahélys Beautes, Dasupadoud, Sandra Mordenti, Angelina Aka NJ

In Marseille, at the end of August, four swimmers refuse to go back to school. They dance to extend the summer and claim the right to freely control their bodies and their time. “Les Baigneuses” is a sun-drenched revolt driven by dance and Dancehall.

Practical information

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The box office opens 30 minutes before the start of each screening.

We operate on a pay-what-you-can basis (everyone pays what they want, can afford, or considers fair). We believe pay-what-you-can pricing gives everyone the opportunity to experience what interests them and to value the work accomplished as they see fit.

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