[Circle U.] Film debate: Flow

On 26 November from 5pm to 8pm, the Circle U. European Alliance invites you to take part in a film debate on the film Flow. This animated film, which has been shortlisted for the Lux Prize, will give us an opportunity to reflect on one of the European Alliance’s key themes: climate change.

A film… shortlisted for the Lux Prize!

Created in 2007, the Lux Prize aims to highlight European films whose stories highlight the values and debates at the heart of the European Union. At the beginning of each year, the European Parliament, in collaboration with the European Film Academy, selects five films to compete for the Lux Prize, which will be awarded next April.

The Circle U. European Alliance invites you to discuss Flow, one of this year’s shortlisted films.
Directed by Gints Zilbalodis, this French-Belgian animated feature film, which has already been hailed by the critics, tells the story of a cat who finds himself faced with rising waters in a world without humans. He must find refuge on a boat with other animals and adapt to a changing nature… A true adaptation of Noah’s Ark!

Our speakers

A number of speakers will be on hand to lead the debate on this film without dialogue, with its breathtaking visual beauty!
– Xiaofeng Guo – UPCité Circle U Climate Chair
– Alice Robineau – Scientific and teaching manager of the AIRE Master’s programme
– María Angélica Mejía Cáceres, PhD. – Educational Project Manager, Institut des Défis. Professor of Sustainability Sciences
– Manon Sala – FIRE doctoral student

Register to take part in the film-debate

The film-debate is open to all students, lecturers and researchers.

Organised by the Circle U. European Alliance, it will take place on 26 November from 5pm to 8pm in the Lavoisier A amphitheatre on the Saint Germain campus. Would you like to attend the screening and debate with our experts?
There are still a few places left! Write to us!