Perpignan - Campo Santo ● 9:30 pm ● Free admission

The Visa pour l’Image evening screenings cover the main events of the previous twelve months. Each evening, the screening begins with a chronological review of the main news stories, two months at a time. This is followed by reports and features on social issues and conflicts, stories that have made the news and others that have had less coverage, plus reports on the state of the world today. The screenings also include retrospectives of major events and figures. The various Visa pour l'Image awards are also presented during the screenings.

This year, the film screenings will take place from August 31to September 5, 2026, at 9:30 p.m. at Campo Santo. Admission is free.

Highlights of the2026 edition (non-exhaustive list)

The year’s top stories from every continent: wars, crises, politics, oddities, sports, culture, science, the environment…

• The war in Ukraine, Israel, Gaza, Iran, and Lebanon
• Migration flows
• Climate change and its consequences
• ICE, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
• Jane Goodall: A Life Dedicated to Chimpanzees
• The Washington Post's staff photographers
• The Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics
• Panos Pictures Celebrates Its 40th Anniversary
• Video books:
• Iron People: Life and War Along the Railway Tracks in Ukraine, by Jelle Krings (Lannoo)
• A Period in Time: Looking Back While Moving Forward, Ed Kashi (Tower Books / Briscoe Center)
• A Tribute to Antoni Lallican, Thierry Orban, Martin Parr, Christian Caujolle, Guy Kopelowicz, Paul Conroy, Annie Boulat, and Jacques Witt