Open-air cinema at the Fort’s Guinguette

After a full house screening during the European Heritage Days, open-air cinema returns to the Citadelle — this time at the Fort’s Guinguette!

On Sunday, September 29, Marseille-based emerging filmmakers Ysana Watanabe, Ambre Ls, Faustine Croquison, and Camille Nguyen Van Tung invite you to an evening screening of three short films.

Program

KIRA

Film by Ysana Watanabe
10 min, animation

A businessman with an uneventful life suddenly disappears. When his wife finally receives a letter from him, she begins to imagine the places he might be, inventing them to picture him happy.

Transmission

Film by Faustine Croquison & Ambre Ls
5 min

A woman, marked by absence and past wounds, embarks on a journey of liberation alongside five other women from her lineage. Together, they rebuild a collective identity — rooted in heritage yet open to renewal — in a world where history is no longer endured, but reimagined.

These women pass down knowledge and strength, transforming their scars into a cry for freedom.
This short film is an ode to resilience, to the power of feminine transmission, and to each person’s ability to reclaim their story and become its author.

esk t’as mangé ? ăn cơm chưa ?

Film by Camille Nguyen Van Tung
10 min, documentary

At 6 rue Mery in Marseille, the restaurant NGUYEN HOANG is proudly 100% Marseillais and 100% Vietnamese. The food is simple and home-style, just like the place itself — run by Hanh and her children, Jean and Valérie.

Over the course of a day, we follow the rhythm of the restaurant as one would a family meal. Jean and Valérie share how cooking becomes a way to create emotional, familial, and social bonds — in this neighborhood spot where everyone feels “just like home.”