Ciné-goûter à Marseille : projection de <em>Dounia et la princesse d'Alep</em> au HangArt

The Théâtre du HangArt welcomes a film-and-snack screening on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, at 14:00, organized by the Films Femmes Méditerranée association as part of the Ciné-Club. The program features the animated film Dounia et la princesse d'Alep by Marya Zarif and André Kadi, a moving work for young audiences. The screening takes place at 106 boulevard François Duparc, in Marseille's 13th arrondissement, and admission is free with a reservation. Dounia et la princesse d'Alep at the Théâtre du HangArt's Ciné-Club in Marseille It is at the Théâtre du HangArt in Marseille that the Films Femmes Méditerranée association is setting up its Ciné-Club program, devoted entirely to works by Mediterranean women filmmakers. This initiative is fully in keeping with the cultural and socially engaged mission of this Marseille venue, known for its attention to a wide range of art forms and to stories that are often underrepresented on the big screen. The film featured at this film-and-snack screening is Dounia et la princesse d'Alep, directed by Marya Zarif and André Kadi. It tells the story of Dounia, a little girl forced to flee Aleppo with her grandparents because of the war. Armed with a few baraké seeds and accompanied by an imaginary princess, she travels through several countries in search of a home and a better future. A story of exile and resilience, brought to life through sensitive animation, it speaks to children and adults alike. Rooted in the Mediterranean tradition of visual and poetic storytelling, this film has a particular resonance in Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur, a region with strong ties to the cultures on both shores of the Mediterranean. The screening on Wednesday, November 4, at 14:00 will run until 15:15, making it a short, accessible format, ideal for families with young children. A program for young audiences at the heart of the HangArt Ciné-Club Among the film clubs and screenings in Marseille, the event presented by Films Femmes Méditerranée stands out for its editorial focus: highlighting filmmakers whose work reflects the realities and imaginations of the Mediterranean. The HangArt Ciné-Club is part of a regular program that combines film discovery and conviviality in a spirit of sharing and openness. The film-and-snack format is designed to welcome families in a relaxed atmosphere. It allows children to discover animated films with a humanist outlook while creating an opportunity to talk about the themes they explore, such as exile, identity, and passing things on. This kind of afternoon screening is ideally suited to children accompanied by their parents or grandparents. If you enjoy screenings that combine visual storytelling and emotion, you may also appreciate other offerings at the HangArt, such as Le Repas des fauves at the Théâtre du HangArt, which illustrates the range and ambition of this Marseille cultural venue's program. Tickets for the film-and-snack screening of Dounia et la princesse d'Alep The screening at the Théâtre du HangArt, 106 boulevard François Duparc in Marseille, is free to attend. However, reservations are required: by phone at 04 91 14 69 30 or by email at hangart@marseille.fr.