Come join us for a relaxed film screening of the critically acclaimed film Flow, a family friendly adventure about a cat surviving alongside other animals (including a capybara, lemur, secretary bird, and dog) in a world where water levels have dramatically risen. The movie is completely dialogue free and made entirely on Blender.
Afterwards we will invite Doug MacPhee from the Scottish Flood Forum to speak about flood protection, fitting in with the themes of the film.
We will be providing popcorn, but bring along any other snacks or drinks you might like.
This is our fourth Natural Narratives event of the 2025-2026 season. Sessions will run on the last Friday of each month from September to March (excluding December). Our aim is to bring our community together during the long, dark winter months to engage in educational activities and discussions focused on environmental topics.
If you'd like to learn more about our Natural Narratives project, check out our community project page. If you'd like to see more Natural Narratives, make sure to keep date with our upcoming events on our website, our collection on eventbrite, or subscribe to our newsletter!
19:00-19:30 | Doors open, arrive and get settled! |
19:30-19:45 | Quick Community Update and Setup |
19:45 - 21:15 | Film Screening: Flow |
21:15-21:45 | Post-film Discussion and Speaker Presentation with Doug MacPhee |
21:45-22:00 | Wrap up and time to socialise! |
