Adapted screening

FICAM at the MEM!
Evening Focused on Intellectual Disability and Neurodivergence

Person’s head encircled by a film reel.
Source: FICAM

Event description

Discover films made and adapted for neurodivergent individuals, and make your voice heard by voting for the people’s choice award.

Film and citizen participation

As part of the Festival international de cinéma adapté de Montréal (FICAM), we’ll be presenting a selection of documentaries, fiction films, animations and video clips lasting 60 minutes or less. After the screenings, the audience will be invited to take part in an open discussion and vote for the people’s choice award.

A festival aimed at inclusion

FICAM seeks to bring cinema closer to individuals living with motor, hearing, visual or intellectual disabilities, as well as those who are neurodivergent. Through its programming, the festival highlights productions that reflect their realities, experiences and perspectives on the world. For the full programming, visit: FICAM

An activity accessible to all

The event will be held in the MEM’s Cabaret.

Adapted transport vehicles can park at 1255 Clark Street.

The activity takes place at 1210 Saint-Laurent Boulevard. There is elevator access to the venue.

The activity is accessible to individuals who use a wheelchair or have a physical disability, and to the general public. The venue has 20 wheelchair spaces and 50 standard seats.