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The Donostia – San Sebastián International Underwater Film Festival (CIMASUB) continues its work in March to raise awareness of the underwater world through film, photography, and educational and social activities. This month, the festival will visit Errenteria, Deba, Azpeitia, and Hondarribia, bringing underwater cinema to audiences of all ages with screenings, exhibitions, and special sessions of Txikiziklo and Adinziklo.
The program in Errenteria will be particularly comprehensive. On March 3, 4, and 6, at 7:00 p.m., underwater film screenings will be held at Niessen Kulturgunea.
In addition, from February 27 to March 20, a photographic exhibition will be open to visitors at the Molino de Fanderia, during restaurant hours. This year, to mark International Women's Day (March 8), the exhibition will consist entirely of photographs taken by women photographers, highlighting their perspective and contribution to the world of underwater imagery.
The program is rounded off with a Txikiziklo for schoolchildren in the municipality on March 3 at Niessen Kulturgunea, and with the Adinziklo activity, which will bring underwater cinema to the elderly residents of the Sanmarkosene nursing home.
In Deba, underwater cinema will arrive on March 5, 12, and 26 at 6:30 p.m. at Kultur Elkartea.
Txikiziklo will take place on March 12, while on March 5 there will be an Adinziklo session at the town's Day Center, aimed at its users and their families.
Azpeitia will host an underwater cinema session on March 25 at 7:00 p.m. at Soreasu Antzokia.
There will also be a Txikiziklo on March 11 in the same venue, and an Adinziklo activity for residents of the San Martín nursing home.
In Hondarribia, CIMASUB will offer underwater film screenings on March 26, 27, and 28, at 7:00 p.m., in the Itsas Etxea Auditorium.
On March 26, there will be a Txikiziklo for schoolchildren, and on March 18 and 23, there will be two Adinziklo sessions at the Caser Betharram and San Gabriel residences, aimed at their residents.
With this program, CIMASUB reinforces its commitment to cultural dissemination, environmental education, and access to underwater cinema for all audiences, consolidating its presence in different municipalities of Gipuzkoa during the month of March.
The Donostia – San Sebastián International Underwater Film Festival (CIMASUB) continues its work in March to raise awareness of the underwater world through film, photography, and educational and social activities. This month, the festival will visit Errenteria, Deba, Azpeitia, and Hondarribia, bringing underwater cinema to audiences of all ages with screenings, exhibitions, and special sessions of Txikiziklo and Adinziklo.
The program in Errenteria will be particularly comprehensive. On March 3, 4, and 6, at 7:00 p.m., underwater film screenings will be held at Niessen Kulturgunea.
In addition, from February 27 to March 20, a photographic exhibition will be open to visitors at the Molino de Fanderia, during restaurant hours. This year, to mark International Women's Day (March 8), the exhibition will consist entirely of photographs taken by women photographers, highlighting their perspective and contribution to the world of underwater imagery.
The program is rounded off with a Txikiziklo for schoolchildren in the municipality on March 3 at Niessen Kulturgunea, and with the Adinziklo activity, which will bring underwater cinema to the elderly residents of the Sanmarkosene nursing home.
In Deba, underwater cinema will arrive on March 5, 12, and 26 at 6:30 p.m. at Kultur Elkartea.
Txikiziklo will take place on March 12, while on March 5 there will be an Adinziklo session at the town's Day Center, aimed at its users and their families.
Azpeitia will host an underwater cinema session on March 25 at 7:00 p.m. at Soreasu Antzokia.
There will also be a Txikiziklo on March 11 in the same venue, and an Adinziklo activity for residents of the San Martín nursing home.
In Hondarribia, CIMASUB will offer underwater film screenings on March 26, 27, and 28, at 7:00 p.m., in the Itsas Etxea Auditorium.
On March 26, there will be a Txikiziklo for schoolchildren, and on March 18 and 23, there will be two Adinziklo sessions at the Caser Betharram and San Gabriel residences, aimed at their residents.
With this program, CIMASUB reinforces its commitment to cultural dissemination, environmental education, and access to underwater cinema for all audiences, consolidating its presence in different municipalities of Gipuzkoa during the month of March.
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Las fuerzas municipales no han podido apoyar la idea, después de realizar las gestiones oportunas y enviar el dosier completo de ese magnífico Ciclo Internacional de Cine Submarino.
(Yo sigo en la brecha dando la vara... perdón y gracias)
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