• How to attend the screenings?

  All our screenings are free! Reservations are not mandatory, but give you priority over spectators without tickets. 1 - You have a SERIES MANIA PASS or accreditation: please present yourself with your PASS at least 20 minutes before the start of the screening in the "INVITES, SERIES MANIA PASS, PARTNERS, ACCREDITATES, PMR, PSH and PRESS" line. You'll get in before everyone else 😊 2 - You have a ticket: please arrive no later than 20 minutes before the start of the screening, with your ticketSome readers

• Are the screenings accessible to people with reduced mobility ?

  All festival programming is accessible to people with reduced mobility. When a screening is shown in rooms 6 and 9 of the UGC Ciné-Cité (not accessible to wheelchair users), it is also available in an accessible room. The Village Festival by Crédit Mutuel and the Tapis Rouge are accessible to people with reduced mobility. An area reserved for people with reduced mobility will be set up in the dedication area for Fan-clubs and meetings, and in front of the Tapis-Rouge for ceremonies and the 8pm ISome readers

• Are the screenings accessible to all?

  Some festival screenings are PG-12. Please check this information on our programming page or directly when booking Do not hesitate to subscribe to our Newsletter and to follow us on social networks ! LinkedIn FaSome readers

• How are the screenings conducted?

  Screenings are introduced by a journalist or a member of the festival's programming team, accompanied by members of the series' artistic team. Some screenings are followed by a Q&A session. All series are screened in high definition (DCP) in their original version. English-language series are subtitled in French. French-language series are subtitled in English. All other series are subtitled in French and English, unless otherwise indicated in the program. Out of respect for other spectatorsSome readers

• Are the screenings accessible to people with visual or hearing disabilities ?

  All series are screened in high definition in their original version. English-language series are subtitled in French. French-language series are subtitled in English. All others are subtitled in French and English, unless otherwise indicated in the program. Some screenings are subtitled in French for the deaf and hearing-impaired. Some screenings are available with audio description You'll find this information on our programming pages and at our ticket office. (https://media2.giphy.coFew readers

• How to get to Salle Alfred Descamps?

  Salle Alfred Descamps is located at 5, boulevard Carnot in Lille, near Place du Théâtre. Nearby V'Lille station: Station 12 Opéra Nearest metro station: Rihour Line 1 or Gare Lille Flandres Line 2 By train: Lille Flandres station 300m away Pay parking lots : Grand-PlaceFew readers

• Do you organize screenings adapted for deaf and/or hard-of-hearing spectators?

  Yes, you can find out about our "French version subtitled for the deaf and hearing-impaired"screenings on our programming pages and on our online ticketing service (starting on Monday, March 10th at 12:30 PM). Don't hesitate to subscribe to our Newsletter and follow us on social networks!Few readers

• Do you organize sessions adapted for the visually disabled?

  Yes, you can find out about our audiodescription screenings on our programming pages and on our online ticketing service (starting on Monday, March 10th at 12:30 PM).Few readers

• Is it possible to enter the cinema once the screening has begun?

  Out of respect for other spectators, you may enter the theater up to 10 minutes before the start of the screening. All exits are final, and you are not allowed to stay in the room between screenings.Few readers