THE LAB PARTICIPATED!
The Lab takes part in events, round tables, podcasts… Find out about our latest contributions.
Round-table discussion at ChangeNOW at the Grand Palais, focusing on the film La Maison des femmes
Q&A with the team behind the film La Maison des femmes, to mark the preview screening at Pathé Saint-Denis
A discussion on the role of women in European cinema, in light of the findings of the Lab 2025 study, at the 2026 Trieste Film Festival
Presentation of the findings of our study at a pan-European round table organised by the EWA Network, EURO-MEI (UNI Europa – Media, Entertainment & Arts) and EFAD
Presentation of the findings of our study at the 2025 Conference on Gender Equality and Diversity organised by the 50/50 Collective
Roundtable discussion: ‘Music and Film: Towards Greater Inclusivity in Europe’, in partnership with EWA Network-Europe, MEWEM and Femmes d’Ekhoscènes, at the 2025 Sœurs Jumelles Festival
Round table discussion: “From the inquiry commission to cross-sectoral dialogue: a discussion between Erwan Balanant and industry professionals on strengthening the fight against sexual and psychological violence in the film industry” at the Cannes Film Festival
Moderator of the panel discussion ‘Women in the film industry: career paths, experience sharing and actions to promote parity’ at the Cyprus Film Days Festival
Participation in the “café des indés” at the Les Arcs Summit, on the theme “GBV: in the context of so-called ‘damaged’ films, what role for producers, distributors and cinemas?”
Introduction to the Industry Village European Conference:
“From Awareness to Action: Tools for a Safe and Inclusive Film Industry”
Presentation of the results of the Lab’s study at the Conference on Parity and Diversity organised by The Collectif 50/50
Hearing of the ‘RESPECT’ working group at the National Assembly’s committee of enquiry
“Cinema without violence, a possible scenario?” as part of the presentation of the RESPECT group’s work at the ARP meetings
“Measures to promote parity in film production in Europe” at the Cine Por Mujeres Festival (Madrid)
“In front of and behind the camera: they make films
encounters with european and pan-african industry professionals”.
“Gender equality: how is the music industry structured in relation to the image industry?” debate at the Soeurs Jumelles Festival
Pop&Psy ciné-club around the film Little Girl Blue by Mona Achache
Parity in the audiovisual and tech industries at TechCannes
Lyra ciné-club around Andrea Arnold’s American Honey
Round table on European initiatives to promote parity in the film industry at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival
Collectif 5050’s 2023 conference on parity and mixity in the audiovisual industry
Round table: The place of women in audiovisual and musical creation
European seminar on gender equality in the Ministry of Culture’s cultural and creative sectors
Universciné shares the Lab’s recommendations for films by women directors!
The Lab at the Delta Festival culture agora
Round table: How representative are women in the film industry? – Cannes Film Festival, BNP Paribas event
Fabienne Silvestre, co-founder of the Arcs Films Festival: “Cinema is a world of domination”.
Fabienne Silvestre: “In a year like this, there should have been more women” nominated for César awards.
Women in cinema
Round table: “How do they shoot? An overview of women in front of and behind the camera”.
at Festival ELLES TOURNENT (Brussels)
)Round table: “Measures and sources of funding to support female professionalism in the audiovisual industry in Europe”.
Sguardi Altrove Film Festival (Milan)
The place of women in European cinema: are we making progress?
Round table: preventing sexist and sexual violence – Festival Soeur Jumelles
Femme de Cinéma 2021 award ceremony
Women in European cinema: where do we stand exactly?
Collectif 5050’s 2021 conference
Allociné podcast: what place do women have in the history of cinema?
2020 Femme de Cinéma award ceremony
Meeting about “Petite Fille
with Sébastien Lifshitz and Frédéric Mercier
Film funds and 50/50 policies in European Cinema
Discussion “Gather”
with Harold Valentin, Thomas Lilti, Judith Davis, Sophie Marie Larrouy