Mondiaux

Mondiaux, also known as the Mondial du Cinema, is a non-profit organization focused on the promotion and preservation of cinematographic heritage worldwide. The organization was founded in 1982 by Raymond Lafont, a French film exhibitor, in collaboration with the Champs-Élysées Film Society.

The Mondiaux organization provides financial and technical assistance to cinemas in countries with limited access to cinematic resources. They aim to promote cinematographic culture and solidarity among participating countries. Mondiaux operations involve market assessments, technical and financial assistance, and training programs for cinema operators.

A key component of Mondiaux' activities is the organization of film festivals in unserved or underserved territories, in association with local partners. These festivals create opportunities for audiences to discover international and independent films. Mondiaux carry out their mission by working closely with representatives from the film industry, film academies, and regional authorities.

Various country-wise projects and collaborations have been managed by Mondiaux over the years. These collaborations facilitate a multi-faceted approach to film preservation and to nurturing a diverse film society. This type of service to communities highlights Mondiaux' drive to develop a spirited and receptive concept of cinema globally.

Industry-based partnerships allow Mondiaux to build strategic links among film organizations, which brings in greater dimension to new filmmaking markets. Movement activity contributes to an aesthetic unity and dynamic revisions that result in true historical contributions.