Les Mycéliades 2025: The Science Fiction Festival in Cinemas and Media Libraries
Discover a unique world at various cinemas and media libraries in Île-de-France during the Mycéliades science fiction festival, running from January 31 to February 15, 2026, centered around the theme of resilience.
Across France, Les Mycéliades brings its festival to nearly 160 pairs of cinemas and media libraries, offering a rich program of activities. These include:
- Film screenings
- Meetings and discussions
- Writing and drawing workshops
- Escape games
- Conferences with web creators and science communicators
The program explores resilience in the face of climate, energy, and food challenges through cinema, books, video games, and comics, highlighting its significance in popular culture.
"It's an opportunity to try to avoid the end of the world together, reflect on the construction of habitable worlds, and face crises during this festival."
Screenings will include a mix of classic and recent films such as Train to Busan, Flow, Oblivion, Snowpiercer, Mad Max, and Nausicaä.
Events held in media libraries are generally free, while cinema screenings require a ticket according to each cinema's pricing policy. Detailed programs will be available soon on the festival's official website.
Event Dates and Details
From: January 31, 2026
To: February 15, 2026
Author's summary: Les Mycéliades 2026 invites audiences to explore resilience through an immersive science fiction festival spanning cinemas and media libraries, blending culture and critical reflection.
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