Organised by the ArtScience Museum, the festival features award-winning cinematic stories about the deep yet fragile connection between nature and humanity. Do not miss these documentaries that are making their Southeast Asia and Singapore premiere! All screenings are free and are held at the ArtScience Museum!
Green City Life (“La Belle Ville”) 2023
By Manon Turina & François Marques
85 mins, PG
In French with English subtitles
Southeast Asia première
How do we build the city of tomorrow? One that combines the benefits of the countryside with the advantages of the urban world?
Manon and François, two young city dwellers, travelled between Mexico, Europe, and the US in search of concrete and revolutionary initiatives at every scale that bring nature back to the heart of cities. Accompanied by associations, business leaders, and city experts, they provide inspiring ideas to propel cities into the 21st Century: from revegetation to urban farming and bio-waste recovery.
Showtimes during the month of July:
Mon-Fri: 3pm and 7.15pm
Sat: 7.15pm
Free Admission. No Registration Required. First-come-first-served basis
Against the Tide (2023) (India & France co-production)
By Sarvnik Kaur
97 mins, PG13 (Some Coarse Language)
In Koli , Marathi, Hindi with English subtitles
Singapore Premiere
A critically acclaimed documentary, Against the Tide documents two friends, both indigenous Koli fishermen in Bombay, driven to desperation by a dying sea.
Screening dates: 26 and 27 July: 2.30pm
Free admission with registration: https://marinabaysands.jotform.com/251513032294852
Sustainable Futures Film Festival is part of a programming season at ArtScience Museum that explores sustainable collective futures. Full programme details can be found HERE