On Thursday, November 14, 2019, the Science-Actions association is offering a ciné-science session with a preview screening of the documentary "Anthopocène, l'époque humaine". The film will be shown at the Astrée cinema in Chambéry (7 Boulevard du Théâtre), starting at 8:30pm.
"Anthropocene, the Human Epoch, documentary by Jennifer Baichwal and Nicholas De Pencier(2019)
Human activity has left a deep and almost irreversible imprint on our planet's geological and climatic history. The film's makers travelled the world to gather evidence of this domination. Using ultra-high-definition photographic techniques, Anthropocene: The Human Epoch bears witness to this critical moment in human history. At the brilliant crossroads of art and science, this film is a fascinating and provocative experience of the impact of our species destroying the Earth.
Original title: Anthropocene, The Human Epoch
Release date: November 20, 2019
Running time: 1 h 27 min
Starring : Charlotte Le Bon, Alicia Vikander
Nationality: Canadian
The screening of the documentary will be followed by a discussion with Sébastien Kraft, from Kovalence, a company specializing in Ecological and Solidarity Transition projects.
Science movies
Cinés Science are offered as part of the Cafés Scientifiques (or "Cafés Sciences et Citoyen, Débat") program. They offer the general public the chance to debate with experts, researchers and professionals over a screening, on a wide range of subjects, many of them topical. They are organized by the Science-Actions association, in collaboration with :
- l'Université Savoie Mont Blanc
- the city of Chambéry
- Galerie Euréka
- Astrée cinema
more
- Pay-per-view (Astrée cinema rates)
- Find out more about the 2019-2020
- Cafés science website of the Science-Actions association
- Science-Actions Facebook page
- Contact: cafe.science.chambery@gmail.com
