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As part of the Ciné-Jardins 2026 festival, la fabrique documentaire invites you to an open-air screening of the film “Marée noire, colère rouge,” followed by a video conversation with Corinne Lepage and Christian Huglo
Evening program 6 p.m.: Guided tour of parc de Belleville. Meet near the screen. 7:30 p.m.: Potluck buffet (organic, vegetarian, zero-waste theme): Bring what you can and eat whatever you like! 8:30 p.m.: Film MARÉE NOIRE, COLÈRE ROUGE René Vautier 1978 / 1h05 Followed by a video conversation with Christian HUGLO and Corinne LEPAGE, lawyers for the plaintiffs in the Amoco Cadiz case; Ms. LEPAGE is a former Minister of the Environment (1995–1997) Bretagne, March 16, 1978: the Amoco Cadiz runs aground off the coast of Finistère with more than 200,000 metric tons of oil on board, spilling its cargo along 375 km of the Breton coastline. With his keen documentarian’s eye, René Vautier sets out to expose the accident’s devastating environmental consequences while denouncing the weakness of the public authorities’ response—complicit with financial interests and backed by the mainstream media—in the face of the Breton people’s anger. International Film Festival Rotterdam 1978: Best Documentary Award
Source: paris.fr — photo: SachaWeidenhaun