15 – 17 November

FILMAR: Screening & Discussion – A melhor mãe do mundo

The FILMAR Festival presents “A melhor mãe do mundo” by Anna Muylaert at Cinémas du Grütli, in collaboration with Agenda 21 – November 25 campaign. Set in Brazil and Argentina in 2025, the film tells the story of Gal, a brave mother escaping her violent husband with her two children as they navigate São Paulo. Featuring powerful performances, including Shirley Cruz, this film is a tribute to maternal determination and love. Screenings will be followed by discussions and Q&A sessions with actress Shirley Cruz and representatives from Agenda 21.

Rue du Général-DUFOUR 16,
1204 Genève
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Photo Credit: A melhor mãe do mundoAnna Muylaert

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Deep ecology workshops at Parc des Bastions invite you to explore your emotions about climate change, reconnect with the living world, and find collective motivation for action. These sessions aim to overcome eco-anxiety and identify opportunities for positive engagement. Each workshop offers practical exercises to shift perspectives on ecological transition.

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