Caméras Rebelles
Engaged film festival for human rights in Rennes
2026
About Caméras Rebelles
Caméras Rebelles — edition 2026
Caméras Rebelles — 2026 Edition
The 10th anniversary edition of Caméras Rebelles is taking place in January 2026 in Rennes with a retrospective exhibition "Quand les crayons se rebiffent" at TNB.
Highlights Caméras Rebelles 2026
- 10th anniversary edition
- Exhibition at TNB
- Theme: Hungary and democracy
Programme Caméras Rebelles 2026
Wednesday, January 7, 2026
- 8:00 PM — Le Repli, French documentary by Joseph Paris (2023, 1h33) · Cinéma du TNB — screening followed by a discussion with Joseph Paris (director) and Aïssatou Rieumail (administrator at Amnesty International France). Full price €6.50 or Sortir card.
Thursday, January 8, 2026
- 8:15 PM — Algorithmes : vers un monde manipulé, Franco-German documentary by Dorothe Dörholt (2023, 1h35) · Cinéma Arvor — discussion with Benoît Piédallu (La Quadrature du Net). Full price €6.50 or subscription/Sortir card.
Friday, January 9, 2026
- 8:00 PM — Goliath, French fiction by Frédéric Tellier (2023, 2h02) · Cinéma Le Sévigné — discussion with Antoine Vauchez (CNRS research director). Flat rate €5.
Saturday, January 10, 2026
- 6:15 PM — MédiaCrash — Qui a tué le débat public ?, French documentary by Luc Hermann and Valentine Oberti (2022, 1h26) · Cinéma Arvor — discussion with Luc Hermann (director). Full price €6.50 or subscription/Sortir card.
Sunday, January 11, 2026
- 6:00 PM — Democraty noir, documentary by Connie Field (2024, 1h30) · Cinéma du TNB — discussion with Estelle Delaine (lecturer, Université Rennes 2). Full price €6.50 or Sortir card.
- January 7 to 11 — Exhibition "Quand les crayons se rebiffent", press cartoons and comics (Adene, Chappatte, Coco, Goutal, Loïc Schvartz, Morvandiau, Soph) · TNB — free admission.
Prices Caméras Rebelles 2026
Caméras Rebelles — 2027 edition
The 2026 edition was held from 7 January to 11 January 2026. The dates for the 2027 edition have not been announced yet. This page will be updated as soon as the official programme is published.
Practical information — Caméras Rebelles
Practical Information
Location
Cinéma Arvor, Ciné-TNB (Rennes) and Cinéma Le Sévigné (Cesson-Sévigné), Ille-et-Vilaine.
Access
Cinema halls accessible by public transport via the STAR network.
Prices
Usual cinema ticket prices. Exhibition with free access.
Contact
Official website: cameras-rebelles.fr
Caméras Rebelles in Rennes
Caméras Rebelles is an engaged film festival for democracy and human rights, organized by the Amnesty International groups in Rennes. The event offers screenings of documentary and fiction films, debates, and citizen encounters on themes related to fundamental rights.
A festival for human rights
Each edition addresses a different theme related to human rights: the right to protest, climate justice, populism, environmental damage... The festival aims to inform and raise awareness among a wide audience about current human rights issues through cinema.
10 years of commitment
In 2026, Caméras Rebelles celebrates its 10 years of commitment to human rights. For this anniversary edition, the festival is organizing an exhibition "Quand les crayons se rebiffent" (When Pencils Rebel), freely accessible at TNB, featuring 10 panels covering the 10 themes addressed by the festival since its creation.
Iconic venues
Screenings and debates take place in major cultural venues in Rennes and its surroundings: Cinéma Arvor, Ciné-TNB, and Cinéma Le Sévigné in Cesson-Sévigné.
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