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In the month of January, the city of Irun and Arrasate are immersed in a fascinating underwater world with film and educational events that seek to raise awareness of the importance of preserving our oceans. From free screenings to exhibitions and educational programmes, these activities promise to take audiences on a unique journey into the secrets of the ocean.
The documentary "The Future of the Ocean", directed by Mario Cuesta Hernando, will be the highlight of DOKUIRUN on 12 January at 19:00 at Amaia KZ. Awarded the silver medal for the second best documentary of the festival, it tackles critical problems such as overfishing and pollution, highlighting the urgency of the situation of our oceans. A colloquium will follow the screening. It will be led by Alberto Santolaria, doctor in marine biology, science populariser and president of the Nakusarbe association.
CIMASUB in IRUN, from 17 to 19 January in the conference room of the Amaia KZ at 19:00, will offer free screenings to explore the beauty and challenges of the world's seas. This series of short films and documentaries will immerse the audience in the richness and fragility of the oceans, providing a unique opportunity to explore the underwater world through the lens of passionate filmmakers.
The first edition of CIMASUB in Arrasate, scheduled for Tuesdays 23 and 30 January at Kulturate, as well as 6 February at Amaia Antzokia at 19:30, promises to dazzle ocean lovers. Free admission for a unique experience featuring outstanding film works, reflecting the beauty and degradation of the oceans.
The event is not limited to film screenings, as it features an underwater photography exhibition at Kulturate from 23 January to 2 February. This exhibition will immerse visitors in the mysterious seabed, highlighting the complex relationship between humanity and nature.
In addition, CIMASUB's commitment to education and environmental awareness is reflected in the Txikiziklo Submarino, an educational tour involving more than 2,500 primary school students. This programme seeks to promote ocean conservation and foster children's perception of the marine environment. On 6 February at 10:00 at the Amaia Antzokia, a unique experience will be offered to students from local schools.
These underwater events are a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the beauty and problems of the oceans, providing the audience with an enriching experience that seeks to inspire conservation and respect for our priceless marine heritage.
Click on the links for more information on the screening programme and more information on the CIMASUB Tour 23/24.
In the month of January, the city of Irun and Arrasate are immersed in a fascinating underwater world with film and educational events that seek to raise awareness of the importance of preserving our oceans. From free screenings to exhibitions and educational programmes, these activities promise to take audiences on a unique journey into the secrets of the ocean.
The documentary "The Future of the Ocean", directed by Mario Cuesta Hernando, will be the highlight of DOKUIRUN on 12 January at 19:00 at Amaia KZ. Awarded the silver medal for the second best documentary of the festival, it tackles critical problems such as overfishing and pollution, highlighting the urgency of the situation of our oceans. A colloquium will follow the screening. It will be led by Alberto Santolaria, doctor in marine biology, science populariser and president of the Nakusarbe association.
CIMASUB in IRUN, from 17 to 19 January in the conference room of the Amaia KZ at 19:00, will offer free screenings to explore the beauty and challenges of the world's seas. This series of short films and documentaries will immerse the audience in the richness and fragility of the oceans, providing a unique opportunity to explore the underwater world through the lens of passionate filmmakers.
The first edition of CIMASUB in Arrasate, scheduled for Tuesdays 23 and 30 January at Kulturate, as well as 6 February at Amaia Antzokia at 19:30, promises to dazzle ocean lovers. Free admission for a unique experience featuring outstanding film works, reflecting the beauty and degradation of the oceans.
The event is not limited to film screenings, as it features an underwater photography exhibition at Kulturate from 23 January to 2 February. This exhibition will immerse visitors in the mysterious seabed, highlighting the complex relationship between humanity and nature.
In addition, CIMASUB's commitment to education and environmental awareness is reflected in the Txikiziklo Submarino, an educational tour involving more than 2,500 primary school students. This programme seeks to promote ocean conservation and foster children's perception of the marine environment. On 6 February at 10:00 at the Amaia Antzokia, a unique experience will be offered to students from local schools.
These underwater events are a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the beauty and problems of the oceans, providing the audience with an enriching experience that seeks to inspire conservation and respect for our priceless marine heritage.
Click on the links for more information on the screening programme and more information on the CIMASUB Tour 23/24.
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