Wednesday 11 March, 11:00

Ciné-Relax X FIFDH: Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake

The animated film “Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake” follows a young girl who must care for her little brother and distressed mother after their family is evicted. The Ciné-relax sessions create an accommodating atmosphere with dimmed lights, moderate sound, and the freedom to enter, exit, and express oneself at will. A host is present to welcome and assist participants.

In French.  Ages 10 and up.

Boulevard Carl-Vogt 65,
1205 Genève
Photo Credit: L’affiche d'”Olivia et le tremblement de terre invisible”, un film d’animation d’Irene Iborra. [Nadasdy Film, Vivement Lundi!, Terremoto]
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Photo Credit: L’affiche d'”Olivia et le tremblement de terre invisible”, un film d’animation d’Irene Iborra. [Nadasdy Film, Vivement Lundi!, Terremoto]

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