Each November, The Month of the Documentary is the opportunity for the general public to discover a variety of films and documentaries: recent works, film heritage, films for the cinema, or audiovisual and autoproduction works, etc.

Many documentaries presented are rarely seen on the screens, due to TV slots being more and more limited and to distribution and exploitation difficulties. The Month of the Documentary brings visibility to these works often unknown.

The program “Living Youth” includes 4 documentaries that all share a romantic tone in their filmed reality. They do not intend to show a current statement about a typecast youth. The direction for each of these films explores a freedom in cinema in order to portray the youth’s conflicts, desires and relationship to the world.

The sickroom is the heart of this school which appears as refuge where Annick, the nurse plays also the role of a confidant. Directed by  - 98min

DIX SEPT ANS (17 years old) de Didier Nyon – (French with English subtitles)
►Friday 16 November at 5.30pm

Based on the life of the director, Jean-Benoit is 17 qns trying to cope with his new apprenticeship, his girlfriend Helena and his widowed mother...  - 75min

NOUS, PRINCESSES DE CLEVES (Us, Princesses of Cleves) de Régis Sauder - (French with English subtitles)
►Friday 23 November at 5.30pm

2011, high school students use "La princesse de Cleves", happening in 1558 to express their feelings about themselves,about love and society.  - 69min