A review of short films and films to learn about the importance of water and to deepen the relationship between human communities and aquatic ecosystems.
The World Network of Water Museums (WAMU-NET) presents, for the first time in Italy, the annual programme of water films "Let's Talk About Water" (LTAW): an exhibition that ideally unites Trento and Paris, where the same programme is hosted by UNESCO on the occasion of World Water Day.
Friday, 4 April 2025
The Voices of Water
Screening of the winning films of the Latin American Prize for short films on water and science. The competition, organised by Let's Talk About Water in collaboration with the UNESCO-IHP Programme, selected six winning works from over 200 short films submitted: testimonies that combine humour, cinematography and poetry to tackle water challenges in a new and compelling way.
Next, a public debate with Irene Leonardelli (World Network of Water Museums).
Friday, April 11, 2025
Amazonas
An absolute premiere for Italy, the centenary film restored by LTAW testifies to the beauty, simplicity and power of the ancient poetic word among the indigenous people of the Amazon. An extraordinary work that testifies to the timeless value of the indissoluble links between human communities and aquatic ecosystems and a warning to our responsibilities to pass them on intact to future generations.
Next, a public debate with Irene Leonardelli (World Network of Water Museums).
