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[ndlr] Débat autour du film de Lam Lê, Công Binh, la longue nuit indochinoise à l'Université de New York le 27 septembre 2013.Memories of IndochinaSeptember 27 2:00pm - 7:00pm EDT (4:00am - 9:00am +1 Day EST)La Maison Française, 16 Washington Mews (at University Place)&#160;Panel discussion and film screeningInstitute of French Studies ColloquiumAlthough colonial situations and wars of independence have attracted considerable attention, both public and scholarly, the French colonization of Indochina and the First Indochina War have been largely ignored. Our event brings together a documentary film-maker and scholars of Indochina and its plural memories, in France, the U.S. and Viet Nam.Organized by Jean-François Klein (Université de Nantes), visiting professor (Institute of French Studies, NYU) and Frédéric Viguier (Institute of French Studies, NYU).Free and open to the publicCo-sponsored by Cultural Services of the French Embassy * * *2:00-5:00 p.m.Panel discussionLocation: La Maison FrançaiseM. Kathryn Edwards, Bucknell UniversityJean-François Klein, Université de NantesLam Lê, film directorStephanie Ponsavady, WesleyanTodd Shepard, Johns HopkinsModerated by Frédéric Viguier, NYU * * *5:30-7:00 p.m.Film screeningCong Binh, la longue nuit indochinoiseDirected by Lam Lê (ADR Productions, 2012)Original version with English subtitlesLocation: Cantor Film Center, Theater 101, 36 East 8th StreetAdmission: Free for NYU Students and Faculty$5 Admission fee for the general publicSource : NYUPour en savoir sur Công Binh, voir :L'interview de Lam Lê sur le site de l'Ambassade de France aux Etats-Unis : Lam Lê Presents His New Film CÔNG BINH, 03/09/2013. (Interview with Frédéric Viguier, researcher at NYU Institute of French Studies).Memories of Indochina with Lam Lê's documentary : Cong Binh