Question 25610 — arts and entertainment

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Mrs. Séverine Gipson draws the attention of the Minister of Culture to the screening of films in the original version. France has the first cinema park in Europe with 9 screens per 100,000 inhabitants which could become a vector for learning and improving foreign languages ​​for children. In countries such as the Netherlands and Poland, both cinematographic and television dubbing do not exist, spectators become familiar, learn foreign languages ​​more quickly, at a very young age and more easily. At a time when French students are encountering difficulties in learning foreign languages ​​and mastering them, few cinemas offer the possibility of screenings in original version. A worrying factor in the divide in access to films in original version, it is in Paris that a greater number of screenings in the original version with subtitles are offered and in small provincial towns only once a film over its entire projection period will be in original version. 65% of French cinemas do not offer screenings in original version in their cinemas. Cinema is a vector of culture and appropriation of languages. She would also like to know if the Government plans to make the screening of films in the original version with subtitles more systematic in order to democratize the appropriation of foreign languages ​​throughout France.

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