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Edition 2026 Finished Cinema Short Film Young Audience

Un poing c'est court

Vaulx-en-Velin — Rhône (69) • 19 Jan 2026 — 25 Jan 2026
Un poing c'est court
Edition
2026

Edition 2026 — Finished

Edition 2026 — Un poing c'est court

The 26th edition of Un poing c'est court will be held from January 19 to 25, 2026, at the Les Amphis cinema in Vaulx-en-Velin. The festival will continue its mission of promoting Francophone short films with a new country in focus, competition screenings, film education workshops, and the traditional Nuit du Court.

Un poing c'est court 2026 - 26th Edition

The Un poing c'est court festival returns to the Les Amphis cinema in Vaulx-en-Velin from January 19 to 25, 2026, for its 26th edition. An entire week dedicated to Francophone short films, with movies from across the five continents.

The program will feature new competition screenings, a Francophone country in focus, thematic evenings (animation, Francophonie, Courts au Sud), the legendary Nuit du Court, and the traditional closing ceremony with an awards presentation.

The educational component will once again welcome several thousand students during school screenings specially designed to raise awareness among young audiences about cinematic language and Francophone cultural diversity.

The detailed program and practical information will be announced in Autumn 2025 on the festival's official website.

Highlights

  • 26th edition of the Francophone short film festival
  • A week of screenings at the Les Amphis cinema in Vaulx-en-Velin
  • Francophone country in focus and "carte blanche" for an invited filmmaker
  • Nuit du Court and thematic evenings
  • School screenings for several thousand students

Prices

4.00€ — 6.50€

Full price: €6.50. Reduced price: €5. Under 14s: €4. Some screenings are free.
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