This time, a collective exhibition that brings together originals from three films about three very different families from three different European countries.

Alain Ughetto's film, No Dogs or Italians Allowed, is based on a true story and brings us to the universe of an Italian family that is persecuted during the Second World War.

On display are also behind the scenes of Lea Vidakovic's notable film, awarded at numerous film festivals – Portrait de famille – in which the Croatian director makes a simultaneously poetic, dark and humorous analysis of the secrets of an aristocratic family before the First World War.

And a third family of… rats! Every day that passes... is a film by one of the most talented Portuguese animators working at Aardman studios for several years, Emanuel Nevado.

Between February 16th and April 7th, we will travel behind the scenes of animated films, see the original puppets and sets, and also the meticulous work of creating miniature worlds that take on the dimension of works of art on screen.