Practical information

Thanks to the support of institutional partners, local municipalities, cultural organizations and associations, many screenings will be offered with free access, allowing as many people as possible to fully enjoy the festival program.

This initiative reflects a strong commitment to openness and sharing, with a particularly affordable pricing policy designed for families and audiences of all ages.

Events open to everyone, free of charge:

NOUMEA

• Tjibaou Cultural Center : Outdoor screening (Ape Vila) / Competition (Sisia)
• Ciné City : Competition
• Rex Nouméa : Competition
• FOL – Kari Veo : Competition
• CPS : Thematic discussion

DUMBEA

• Big Up Spot : Outdoor screening
• Media Library : Screenings & workshop
• Médipôle : Screening

MONT-DORE

• Boulari Cultural Center : Screenings & workshop

PAÏTA

• Dock Socio-Culturel : Screenings & workshop

BOULOUPARIS

• Petit Cinéma – BiBou : Screenings

LA FOA

• Jean-Pierre Jeunet Cinema : School & public screenings

THIO

• Media Library : Screening & workshop
• Village Hill Roundabout : Screening

BOURAIL

• Paul K. Dupré Cinema : Screening on November 12 sponsored by Groupama Pacifique

POUEMBOUT

• Château Grimigni : Screening
• Chapitô : Screening

KONE

• Pomémie Cultural Center : Outdoor screening
• Au Pitiri : Screening

VOH

• Cultural Center Auditorium : Screenings

HIENGHENE

• Hienghène Primary School : Screening & workshop
• Ouaré Catholic School : Screening & workshop
• Boarding School : Screening
• Tribe : Screening

OUVEA

• Saint-Joseph School : Screenings & workshops
• Eika Fajaoué : Screenings
• Fayaoué market : Screening
• Media Library : Screening & workshop

The screenings held at the following cinemas require ticket purchase :

NOUMEA

Ciné City

• Full price : 1,150 F CFP
• Reduced price (senior / under 26) : 850 F CFP

Tickets available on site or at cinecity.nc

Cinéma d’ici et d’ailleurs at Ciné City

• Full price : 1,150 F CFP
• Reduced price (senior / under 26) : 850 F CFP
• Reduced price (under 20) : 500 F CFP

Tickets available on site or at cinecity.nc

DUMBEA

Origin Cinéma

• Full price : 1,350 F CFP
• Reduced price (senior / disabled) : 1,000 F CFP
• Reduced price (under 26) : 900 F CFP
• Solidarity rate (students & job seekers) : 750 F CFP

Tickets available on site or at origincine.nc

BOURAIL

Paul K. Dupré Cinema

• Single price : 1,000 F CFP

This venue does not offer online ticketing.
The screening on November 12 is free of charge.

YOUR BENEFITS

Would you like to :

Reserve your seat for one of these events

Ciné City

• Oct. 16 at 6:15 PM : Mercenaire, in the presence of the director Sacha Wolff (limited seating)

Tjibaou Cultural Center

• Nov. 7 at 9:30 AM : Press briefing with guest of honor Damon Fepulea’i
• Nov. 8 at 9:30 AM : Pacific Selection (Part 1)
• Nov. 8 at 2:00 PM : Pacific Selection (Part 2)

Rex Nouméa

• Nov. 15 at 6:00 PM : Awards Ceremony (limited seating)
  A press release will be sent out after the event.

Attend the presentation of the works offered to the award winners

Maison Taragnat at Château Hagen

• Oct. 15, Oct. 18, Oct. 22 – in the presence of a member of the RECIF team (1:00–4:00 PM)
• Oct. 29 – in the presence of artist Véronique Menet (1:00–4:00 PM)

Access the RECIF Lounge

Nov. 8 — Tjibaou Cultural Center

The RECIF Lounge is open from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM for partners, jury members, journalists, and the festival team.

Coffee, tea, and refreshments will be available.

Electrical outlets and writing spaces are provided.

Reserve your seat for one of the thematic discussions

Tjibaou Cultural Center

• Nov. 8 at 12:30 PM : Do ecological challenges influence Pacific literature and cinema ?
• Nov. 8 at 4:15 PM : Shooting a first feature film in the Pacific.

CPS (gate open from 1:10 PM to 1:30 PM)

• Nov. 10 at 1:30 PM : The power of a territory in cinema.

Follow the 1 2 3 FILMEZ competition live

This competition will take place during the festival :

• Nov. 8 at 10:00 AM : Announcement of the theme to the teams
• Nov. 10 at 10:00 AM : Film submissions

Get information or photos about the festival tour

After its opening in Noumea, the festival will travel to :
Dumbéa, Mont-Dore, Païta, Boulouparis, Thio, La Foa, Bourail, Pouembout, Koné, Voh, Poindimié, Hienghène, and Ouvéa.

Download promotional materials

• the festival poster
• the Facebook-format poster
• the festival logo
• the posters of international feature films
• the photos from the Pacific Selection films

Your contacts

Tour :  celia.martin@recif.nc  / 77 92 20

1 2 3 Filmez :  123filmez@recif.nc  / 83 72 82

Other inquiries :  delphine.ollier@recif.nc / 79 51 31

Towards a Sustainable Festival

RECIF is gradually embracing an environmentally conscious approach by adopting simple, everyday actions. A charter, designed to evolve with each edition, outlines these commitments and invites both the team and the public to join in this collective effort.

In a Pacific region directly affected by climate change and pollution – rising sea levels, fragile lagoons, and biodiversity at risk – cinema becomes a powerful tool for raising awareness. RECIF’s programming highlights these issues, inspiring the creativity and reflection of many emerging and amateur filmmakers.

Beyond screenings, the festival and its tour will feature additional activities that explore our relationship with the environment, including educational initiatives carried out in partnership with the CPS (Communauté du Pacifique) to engage younger audiences, as well as this discussion :

Saturday, November 8 at 12:30 PM, Tjibaou Cultural Center
Do ecological issues influence Pacific literature and cinema?

To help guide the audience, all films and activities addressing these themes are marked with the festival’s “Green” badge.

Download our Eco-Responsibility Charter

RECIF is supported by the New Caledonia Film Festival Association, founded in March 2024.

Board members

• Julia Trinson-Kelly, President
• Françoise Rispal, Secretary
• Ariane Hennino, Treasurer

Members

• Sylvie Baille
• Arnaud Biaujaud
• Manon Bordaberry
• Loïc Gueraud
• Noé M’Hamdi
• Jean-Pierre Lafay
• Maëlys Vesir

Implementation team

• Delphine Ollier Vindin, Executive director, in charge of partnerships and programming
• Célia Martin, Cultural outreach and eco-responsibility coordinator
• Sophie Borneck, Public & events coordinator
• Rémi Pereira de Carvalho, Head of the “1 2 3 Filmez” program and workshops
• Hélène Singer, Co-coordinator of the “1 2 3 Filmez” workshops
• David Bilbault, in charge of thematic exchanges.

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