On a farm in the heart of the Beauce region, 11-year-old Christophe follows in his father's footsteps. But at school, at home, on the tractor, Christophe leans... and falls. He is forced to wear a corset to keep himself straight. As the farm goes through difficult times, Christophe grows up as best he can. He discovers music and meets Clara, with whom everything seems possible.

The Corset

Cinéma Robert Loyson

Thriller / horror film, 100% Guadeloupean. The birth of his child revives Antoine's traumas. His behavior threatens Émilie, who tries to flee with their son. Running time 1h25, not suitable for viewers under 16.

Antoine

Salle Robert Loyson

A play by Franck Salin, performed by Yohann Pisiou, presented as part of Le Temps des Séniors.

The Extraordinary and True Story of Papa Yaya

The extraordinary true story of Papa Yaya, a play by Franck Salin, performed by Yohann Pisiou. Part of the Temps des Séniors festival.

Papa Yaya

Preview screening presented at the Robert Loyson cinema, Le Moule (Guadeloupe). The title appears in the page URL and in dates found outside the main text; this film's listing has not been clearly identified in the content provided.

Chimen Chyen

Ciné Zétwal, the 100% Moulien outdoor movie series under the stars during the summer holidays: 6 films, 6 locations and 6 convivial evenings, each screening starting at 7 p.m. and preceded by a cultural moment celebrating the local heritage.

Ciné Zétwal

Boisvin — Local du stade

Habitation Néron

Maison de quartier Guénette 2

Méthivier — Local de l'association ASSUM

Place de la Liberté

Place de la Mairie

Screening of the documentary film Lapo Chapé, directed by Mélissandre Monatus. A multi-award-winning documentary short, winner of the Dikalo Best Documentary Short at the Pan-African International Film Festival of Cannes 2024. Through a series of testimonies, the film explores themes of skin color, miscegenation, and social representations inherited from history.

Centre culturel Robert Loyson

Oct 31, 2026

The Corset

Oct 30, 2026

Antoine

Centre culturel Robert Loyson