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CIMASUB, International Underwater Film Season, arrives, in its 4th edition, at Topic. On Wednesdays, 31st May, 7th and 14th June at 19:00h. with free admission (invitations available at the Topic box office and at www.topic.eus), in a unique opportunity in Tolosa, you will be able to enjoy the best works of photographers and videographers from all over the world, who, moved by their passion for the sea, contribute all together to show both the beauty of the oceans and their degradation, with special emphasis on the pressure that humans exert on a vital environment for life as a whole.
The event is organised by Subacuáticas Real Sociedad and the town council of Tolosa, with the sponsorship of the Department of the Environment of the Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa. Its aim is to publicise the underwater world and raise awareness of respect and care for our seas and oceans through the dissemination of audiovisual works. CIMASUB is the channel of communication between the ambassadors of the Sea, underwater photographers and videographers, and the thousands of people who visit the cinemas where this international event is held every year.
Today, after 47 years of work, it is the longest-running underwater film festival on the planet. CIMASUB is a world reference in underwater film festivals, receiving more than 250 short films and documentaries from all over the world, more than 80 different countries in this last edition. This makes it a unique opportunity to enjoy the best works from the underwater world on the big screen, both in terms of quality and in terms of awareness-raising and marine environmental education.
Underwater cinema screenings
The screenings at Topic, with free admission, on Wednesdays 31st May, 7th and 14th June at 19:00h. (Invitations available at the Topic box office and at www.topic.eus), include a total of 26 short films and 4 documentaries that will take us to underwater paradises all over the planet and will show us the harshness of the suffering that we are causing to our seas.
On the one hand, we will see the denunciation of human clumsiness, which damages entire ecosystems, exterminates biodiversity, and which, together with the unsustainable overexploitation of fishing resources, threatens the future of generations to come. On the other hand, we have the optimistic vision of the incredible universe that is still possible to find in some places of the planet, still healthy for the development of wildlife. Often so small and tiny that it remains hidden to most eyes, and at other times so majestic and incredibly beautiful that it captivates and captivates all those who contemplate it.
The Underwater Txikiziklo for educational centres
Our children should get to know the sea and discover this fascinating and marvellous underwater world, so that they grow up loving and respecting it. With this aim in mind, the Txikiziklo Submarino was born ten years ago, reaching more and more educational centres, with the participation of more than 2,000 students in the last edition. Dissemination and education are the best tools to save the oceans and guarantee the survival of our species.
It will be held at the Leidor at 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 7th, aimed at children between 10 and 12 years old, from 5th and 6th grade of Primary Education.
Previously, didactic material has been provided to the participating schools, with activities and methodological guidelines, supported by audiovisual material, to be developed in the classroom before attending the event.
The aim is to raise awareness of the environmental situation and develop attitudes of healthy and responsible consumption, and respect and care for the environment, in order to participate responsibly in its management. The aim is to work on personal responsibility and decision-making about the impact on the planet in our daily lives and to make personal and collective decisions based on scientific knowledge.
The photographic exhibition
The exhibition of the best photographs submitted to this year's CIMASUB will be open from 31 May to 14 June at the Antonio Mª Labaien Kultur Etxea. Opening hours: 10:00-13:00 and 15:30-19:30h. Weekend: 17:00-20:00h. On the 5th, 7th and 10th the exhibition will be on display in the street (El Triangulo) from 11:00-13:30h. *At certain times the room may be occupied with other activities.
Each exhibition has 24 enlargements of underwater photographs that will transport us to all the underwater depths of the world and will show us the most curious and striking species, in situations rarely seen. The beauty of nature and the cruelty of man's attitude towards it, together in the same exhibition.
Of the nearly 300 photographs submitted, this year, from all over the world, we are exhibiting the 24 best, including those of the winners of this edition, Luc Rooman (Belgium), Martin Broen (United States), Tom Shesinger (Israel), Plamena Mileva (Bulgaria), Aldo Gustavo Galante (Argentina), Iñaki Alcalde (Gipuzkoa), among others.
CIMASUB, International Underwater Film Season, arrives, in its 4th edition, at Topic. On Wednesdays, 31st May, 7th and 14th June at 19:00h. with free admission (invitations available at the Topic box office and at www.topic.eus), in a unique opportunity in Tolosa, you will be able to enjoy the best works of photographers and videographers from all over the world, who, moved by their passion for the sea, contribute all together to show both the beauty of the oceans and their degradation, with special emphasis on the pressure that humans exert on a vital environment for life as a whole.
The event is organised by Subacuáticas Real Sociedad and the town council of Tolosa, with the sponsorship of the Department of the Environment of the Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa. Its aim is to publicise the underwater world and raise awareness of respect and care for our seas and oceans through the dissemination of audiovisual works. CIMASUB is the channel of communication between the ambassadors of the Sea, underwater photographers and videographers, and the thousands of people who visit the cinemas where this international event is held every year.
Today, after 47 years of work, it is the longest-running underwater film festival on the planet. CIMASUB is a world reference in underwater film festivals, receiving more than 250 short films and documentaries from all over the world, more than 80 different countries in this last edition. This makes it a unique opportunity to enjoy the best works from the underwater world on the big screen, both in terms of quality and in terms of awareness-raising and marine environmental education.
Underwater cinema screenings
The screenings at Topic, with free admission, on Wednesdays 31st May, 7th and 14th June at 19:00h. (Invitations available at the Topic box office and at www.topic.eus), include a total of 26 short films and 4 documentaries that will take us to underwater paradises all over the planet and will show us the harshness of the suffering that we are causing to our seas.
On the one hand, we will see the denunciation of human clumsiness, which damages entire ecosystems, exterminates biodiversity, and which, together with the unsustainable overexploitation of fishing resources, threatens the future of generations to come. On the other hand, we have the optimistic vision of the incredible universe that is still possible to find in some places of the planet, still healthy for the development of wildlife. Often so small and tiny that it remains hidden to most eyes, and at other times so majestic and incredibly beautiful that it captivates and captivates all those who contemplate it.
The Underwater Txikiziklo for educational centres
Our children should get to know the sea and discover this fascinating and marvellous underwater world, so that they grow up loving and respecting it. With this aim in mind, the Txikiziklo Submarino was born ten years ago, reaching more and more educational centres, with the participation of more than 2,000 students in the last edition. Dissemination and education are the best tools to save the oceans and guarantee the survival of our species.
It will be held at the Leidor at 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 7th, aimed at children between 10 and 12 years old, from 5th and 6th grade of Primary Education.
Previously, didactic material has been provided to the participating schools, with activities and methodological guidelines, supported by audiovisual material, to be developed in the classroom before attending the event.
The aim is to raise awareness of the environmental situation and develop attitudes of healthy and responsible consumption, and respect and care for the environment, in order to participate responsibly in its management. The aim is to work on personal responsibility and decision-making about the impact on the planet in our daily lives and to make personal and collective decisions based on scientific knowledge.
The photographic exhibition
The exhibition of the best photographs submitted to this year's CIMASUB will be open from 31 May to 14 June at the Antonio Mª Labaien Kultur Etxea. Opening hours: 10:00-13:00 and 15:30-19:30h. Weekend: 17:00-20:00h. On the 5th, 7th and 10th the exhibition will be on display in the street (El Triangulo) from 11:00-13:30h. *At certain times the room may be occupied with other activities.
Each exhibition has 24 enlargements of underwater photographs that will transport us to all the underwater depths of the world and will show us the most curious and striking species, in situations rarely seen. The beauty of nature and the cruelty of man's attitude towards it, together in the same exhibition.
Of the nearly 300 photographs submitted, this year, from all over the world, we are exhibiting the 24 best, including those of the winners of this edition, Luc Rooman (Belgium), Martin Broen (United States), Tom Shesinger (Israel), Plamena Mileva (Bulgaria), Aldo Gustavo Galante (Argentina), Iñaki Alcalde (Gipuzkoa), among others.
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