Film Premiere 'Project Tuvalu'
De gevolgen van klimaatverandering en zeespiegelstijging zijn niet alleen iets van de toekomst. Ook nu zijn er al slachtoffers. Zo dreigt de eilandengroep Tuvalu in de Stille Oceaan als eerste land onder water te verdwijnen. Wat doet dit met de bewoners van deze eilanden? Hoe heeft het water invloed op hun dagelijks leven? En wat kunnen wij van hun kracht leren?
The consequences of climate change and rising sea levels are not just concerns for the future. Even now, there are victims. The island group of Tuvalu in the Pacific Ocean is at the forefront, facing the threat of disappearing underwater as the first nation. What impact does this have on the residents of these islands? How are they battling against the water? And what can we learn from their resilience?
Vita Luijten, a third-year student at Breda University of Applied Sciences, traveled to Tuvalu to create a documentary. 'Project Tuvalu' is not only a tragic story but also a message of hope. It is a call to action to address climate change while we still can. This planet belongs to all of us. We must protect it together.
The Watersnoodmuseum is honoured to host the premiere of 'Project Tuvalu'.
Programme
The details of the premiere programme will follow soon.
Location
The premiere will take place at Het Vijfde Caisson.
