Opening of the Human Rights Nights Festival
Introduction by Marco Bazzocchi (Università di Bologna), Giulia Grassilli (Human Rights Nights)
Screening
ANOTE’S ARK
by Matthieu Rytz, Canada, 2018, 77’
The State of Kiribati, an archipelago of the Central Pacific, is in danger of being swallowed up by the waters of the sea, which are gradually rising as a result of climate change. Anote Tong, the president of the island, struggles to find solutions, even investigating the possibility of building underwater cities. At the same time Sermary, a young mother, has to decide whether to migrate to New Zealand.
Free admission upon reservation
May 24 @ 18:00
18:00 — 20:30 (2h 30′)
MAST Auditorium
Film projection
