Following the book presentation Classic, modern, and strange: Feminist stories of cinemaWe propose a session that invites reflection on the contributions of women to cinema from multiple perspectives.

Classic, modern and strange This exhibition brings together twelve approaches to the work of female directors and other creators and professionals from the beginnings of cinema to the present day. Through a series of major themes organized into three sections—filmmakers associated with cinematic classicism, those aligned with Modernism, and those who defy categorization, both past and present—their contributions are analyzed, taking into account their diverse creative, technical, and production facets, as well as the ways in which the medium's structures have intervened to provide richer cinematic perspectives.

As a complement, we screened the film Without shelter or law by Agnès Varda. A young homeless woman dies of cold. Natural death? A police matter or a sociological one? Varda constructs a lyrical requiem for Mona, showing in flashback her last months, her uprootedness, and the relationships with those who crossed her path.