Cinema through the seasons (episode 3)
October 16 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Within the framework of Cinema through the seasons (episode 3) several films will be screened on Thursday 16 October 2025.
Extensive and eclectic, the Cinéam films showcases the dream of a group of film enthusiasts who share a common passion for creating high-quality films “on a small scale.” There’s no need to be a film aficionado to achieve this: all you need is a fertile imagination, a little audacity, and above all, perseverance. As part of the exhibition dedicated to Cinéam, this film screening, organized in the presence of the filmmakers, their families, and witnesses from that era, highlights some of the club’s most iconic films, which have been preserved and archived by the Monaco Audiovisual Institute (IAM).
Details of the films screened:
Happy Birthday, 1957
This somewhat unusual dinner, where everything goes wrong, is reminiscent of the trick films of Georges Méliès.
Santa Devota, 1958
This docu-drama brings to life the legend of Saint Devota, the martyr saint, patroness of Monaco and Corsica.
Dance School, 1961
The dance students of Suzanne Papova at the Monaco Studio willingly participate in the filmmakers’ staging.
The Lost Ship, 1983
Off the coast of Monaco, divers and amateur detectives search for the wreck of a ship bombed during World War II.
Múnegu, 1986
In the 1980s, members of the club filmed the neighborhoods and major events of the Principality using the CinemaScope format.
Compilation of archival footage of construction sites
Development of Boulevard Charles III and Avenue de Fontvieille, 1984-1985
The exhibition is open for viewing before or after the screenings.
Tickets available on-site on the day of the screening, starting at 6:30 pm.
