This month at the Albert Camus Media Library - September

They were released 20 years ago!
Film series to mark the media centre’s anniversary – come and enjoy our screenings of three iconic films that made their mark in 2006!
You’ll be invited to a get-together over a drink after the films. Suitable for all ages
Fridays 11 September, 2 October and 6 November at 5.00 pm, auditorium – level 0
Free entry, subject to availability – enquiries on +33 (0)4 92 19 75 80

A conversation with Sylvie Le Bihan
Sylvie Le Bihan has made her mark on the literary scene since 2014 with sensitive novels exploring memory and human relationships, including *L’Autre*, *Là où s’arrête la terre*, *Qu’il emporte mon secret*, *Amour propre* and *Les Sacrifiés*. In her latest novel, *L’ami Louis*, published in 2025 by Denoël, she paints a portrait of Louis Guilloux, a writer shaped by his experiences of the First World War.
Saturday 12 September at 4.30 pm, auditorium – level 0
Free admission, subject to availability.
The talk will be followed by a book-signing session with Dernier Rempart bookshop.

24 Journeys for Graham Greene
An exhibition in the form of photographic letters by Lookace Bamber.
François Goalec, also known as Lookace Bamber, lived in Cannes and Vallauris from 1968 to 2001. He has lived and worked in Amiens since 2001.
‘This entire series has its roots inside my car, whilst I was accompanying the writer Graham Greene on our wanderings. In the course of a conversation, he would recount to me, in snatches, episodes from his latest dream. Every day, he would write them down. For him, it was an obsession, a ritual. These dreams, recounted day by day and etched onto the walls of my unconscious, revealed continents of adventure to me. It was the colours of these dreams and Graham Greene’s silent depravities that inspired me – and continue to inspire me to this day – to turn my gaze towards the predatory beauty of this world. Such is my life. I write within the labyrinths of chance, at the whim of the world’s wanderings. Here and nowhere else. Miserere’. Lookace Bamber
19 September to 31 October 2026, exhibition hall – level 0
Guided tour and meet-the-artist event as part of European Heritage Days, Saturday 19 September at 2.00 pm

European Heritage Days
Saturday 19 September

- All About Graham Greene
10.00–12.00, exhibition hall – Level 0
Exhibition: “24 Journeys for Graham Greene”
Self-guided tour of the exhibition by François Goalec, alias Lookace Bamber.

11.00–12.00, auditorium – Level
Meet the authors: Isabelle and Alexis Ferrero
To mark the exhibition on the writer Graham Greene, whose life intersects with the narrative of *Correspondances d’Azur* (Éditions Moulin, 2025). Alexis Ferrero and Isabelle Picot Ferrero invite you to a joint discussion about their book.

2.00 pm to 4.00 pm, auditorium – level
Talk with François Goalec, alias Lookace Bamber
Guided tour and discussion centred on the exhibition ‘24 Journeys for Graham Greene’ with the artist François Goalec, alias Lookace Bamber.

- Heritage Collections
10.00 am to 12.00 pm and 3.00 pm to 5.00 pm, Heritage Area – Level 6
Guided tour of the heritage collections
Booking required at the News Desk or by calling +33 (0)4 92 19 75 80

Tehachapi
Screening of the film directed by JR – 2023, 1 hour 32 minutes.
The United States accounts for 4.2 per cent of the world’s population and 20 per cent of the world’s prison population. In October 2019, the artist JR was granted unprecedented permission to carry out a project in one of California’s most violent high-security prisons: Tehachapi. Some prisoners there are serving life sentences for crimes committed whilst they were still minors. Through his mural project, JR brings together the portraits and stories of these men, offering a different perspective on the prison environment and conveying a message of hope and the possibility of redemption. Suitable for ages 12 and over.
Friday 25 September at 5.00 pm, auditorium – Level 0
Free admission, subject to availability

Mental Health and Art
‘Mental Health and Art’ exhibition – 5th edition
A showcase of works by patients, young people and adults in vulnerable situations, supported through various art workshops led by local healthcare professionals and cultural practitioners. The works on display at the media library come mainly from art therapy workshops offered by Antibes Hospital, the Centre for Addiction Care, Support and Prevention (CSAPA), the day hospital and the Medical-Psychological Centre, as well as from workshops run by outreach coordinators from the public engagement departments of the museums and the Albert Camus Media Library.
From 29 September to 17 October 2026

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