A person in military uniform and beret stands with eyes closed in front of a large wall relief depicting faces and figures with a rifle.
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TODAY IS OK

ALI CHERRI
from 10/21/2026 to 02/14/2027

Presented at Cannes and co-produced by the Palais de Tokyo, the film La Sentinelle will be projected this autumn alongside a new installation work, in an exhibition that offers an immersion in the effects of war on individuals and on their imaginaries.

La Sentinelle follows a French soldier, Lafleur, over the course of France’s national holiday, as the weight of his military duty silently weighs down upon him. The new film by French-Lebanese artist Ali Cherri stages the vestiges of a bygone era, fixed in a décor in which words resonate like empty echoes. Between nocturnal escapades and fleeting encounters, in particular with a cabaret performer, Lafleur wanders between dream and reality. This night suspended between destiny and self-abandon will be screened in a new exhibition format for the Palais de Tokyo.

A person in camouflage uniform and beret lies on the ground with their face pressed against a black object, looking forward with a serious expression.
Ali Cherri, La Sentinelle, 2026. Courtesy of the artist

FROM 10/21/2026 TO 02/14/2027

Curator Hugo Vitrani, assisted by Inès Fodil

This exhibition is supported by Dimosthenis N. Vardinogiannis & Christina Vatsella and the Elie Khouri Art Foundation.