Film screening in school setting
Six years after the assassination of Samuel Paty, a teacher from Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, film screenings of L'Abandon are being held in school settings. The film, which explores themes of free speech and the consequences of extremist violence, has been selected for these educational events.Reportage at a college in Beaujolais
A reportage took place at a college in the Beaujolais region during a meeting with the director and producer of L'Abandon. The event was held at the Émile-Zola college in Belleville-en-Beaujolais (Rhône), about thirty kilometers from Mâcon.Event location and atmosphere
The event occurred in a multi-purpose room with a polygon-shaped roof at the Émile-Zola college. Third-year students were visibly nervous during the session, which included a screening of the film and a discussion with the director and producer.Student questions and film setting
One student asked if the film was shot in the real college of Samuel Paty. The discussion allowed students to engage directly with the creators of L'Abandon, gaining insight into the film's production and themes.Event accessibility
The event was reserved for subscribers, indicating that access to the screening and discussion was limited to those who had signed up in advance.
