World Tour in a Day
Exhibition, guided tours and cinema before PARIS 2024

In the run-up to the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris, let yourself be transported on a “World Tour in a Day” through four routes in the heart of Paris to discover the world’s cultures. This journey will begin at UNESCO and end at Station Afrique, passing through some twenty foreign cultural centers and institutes in Paris.

Throughout the day, come to the Canadian Cultural Centre to discover the exhibition ” “Composition for an Ensemble, or The Spirit of The Games”, by leading filmmaker and digital artist Clive Holden.  The artsits is interested in the representation of celebrity and fame, and what surrounds it, the conditioning of our gaze in relation to this type of images, and the gaze of his fellow photographers and filmmakers.

There are several opportunities to take part in a guided tour of the exhibition at 11am / 2pm / 4:15pm / 7:15pm. Booking required

Also on the program are two selections of films on movement, dance and art from recent editions of the Festival international du film sur l’art de Montréal. For 40 years, FIFA has been dedicated to promoting and raising the international profile of film on art and the media arts in Canada

Programme : 

• 3 pm : Art in motion – (81 minutes)

For too long, art in motion has been reserved for bodies that have been normalised by a set of restrictive rules, leading to an idealisation and a representation of aesthetic, technical and performative “perfection”. Yet each body is a vehicle that is both intimate and political. This programme shows us fabulous bodies and minds in all their variety, expression and poetry, and celebrates the diversity that is also ours.

Lila by Anne Castelain et Alejandro Jiménez
Canada, 2022 (17 min) French
41st of the FIFA 

The Mirror of Others by Kristen Brown
Canada, 2022 (7 min) English with French subtitles
41st FIFA

Raw by Jean Luc Oicle
Canada, 2023 (15 min 19) – Without Dialogue
41st of the FIFA

Écho by Edouard Lock
Canada, 2021 (24 min) – Without dialogue
40st of the FIFA

Prison of the Sun by Kaveh Nabatian
Canada, 2021 (7 min) – Without dialogue£
40st of the FIFA

Démesure by Xavier Curnillon and Louise Bédard
Canada, 2021 (11 min) – Without Dialogue
40th of the FIFA 

• 5 pm – Bodies in motion – (72 minutes) in the presence of Director Aimé Majeau Beauchamp

This “Bodies in Motion” programme is eclectic, sensitive and resilient, open to the world and to Indigenous cultures and realities. The works brought together have universal values in common – such as sharing with others or our complex relationship with nature and the world. Through poetry, dance, art and movement, they all give us a glimpse of the possibility of emancipation and empowerment. 

Pendulum by Manuel Mathieu
Canada, 2023 (11 min) – Without dialogue
41st edition of the FIFA – Best Short Film Prize, FIFA 2023

Clochettes de l’espoir by Taylor Crowspreadshiswings
Canada, 2020 (4 min) – English with French subtitles
39th edition of the FIFA – Official Selection

Sneak up by Raymond Caplin
Canada, 2020 (3 min) – Without dialogue
39th edition of the FIFA – Official Selection

L’Innu du futur by Stéphane Nepton
Canada, 2021 (5 min 40) – French
41st edition of the FIFA

Odehimin / Baie du coeur by Kijâtai-Alexandra Veillette-Cheezo
Canada, 2020 (2 min 45) – French
41st edition of the FIFA

Mirages by Xavier Curnillon
Canada, 2022 (7 min 20) – Without dialogue
41st edition of the FIFA, 2023 – Official Selection

Riopelle était non-binaire by Aimé Majeau Beauchamp
Canada, 2023 (5 min) – French – English subtitles
41st edition of the FIFA, 2023

Life Is A Circus by Jean Luc Oicle
Canada, 2022 (13 min 45) – English, Spanish, Portuguese – French subtitles
41st edition of the FIFA 

Axiomata by Béatriz Mediavilla
Canada, 2021 (20 min) – Without dialogue
40th edition of the FIFA 

In partnership with Montreal International Festival of Films on Art

The exhibition “Composition for an Ensemble, or The Spirit of The Games” is organized in partnership with the Canadian Paralympic Comittee and the National Film Board of Canada.

As part of the programme for the Paris 2024 Cultural Olympiad.
In partnership with FICEP