

On 13 November 2026, join a free film screening in Cavaillon about land grabbing in Cambodia and Cameroon, followed by a discussion and shared aperitif.
Salle Bouscarle, 105 avenue Charles Vidau, 84300, Cavaillon
Friday 13 November 2026 from 7 pm.
On Friday 13 November 2026 at 7 pm, join Cin'échanges in Cavaillon for a free film screening and discussion exploring land grabbing and its impact on Indigenous communities in Cambodia and Cameroon. Part of the Alimenterre Festival, the evening concludes with a shared aperitif.

Who owns the land, and what happens when local communities lose control of it? As part of the Alimenterre Festival, Cin'échanges presents a screening of “Pilleurs de terre”, a documentary examining land grabbing and its consequences for Indigenous communities in Cambodia and Cameroon.
The film investigates the methods used by a French multinational and its subsidiaries to gain control of land. It explores the impact on the communities affected, while highlighting their struggles to defend their rights and have their voices heard.
Following the screening, participants are invited to share their thoughts and take part in a discussion about land rights and the issues raised by the documentary. The evening continues with a shared aperitif, supported by Lökki Kombucha and Biocoop – L'Épicurien Bio Cavaillon.
Practical information on Cin'échanges – Film screening and discussion in Cavaillon
Opening times and periods
Friday 13 November 2026 from 7 pm.
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Free of charge.
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