Treat yourself to creative time with Kreatura art course lecturers. This time, under the guidance of Tomáš Makovický, we will explore the nuances of the landscape with watercolor paints. In the café of the Edison Filmhub cinema, we will prepare everything necessary for you to immerse yourself in the creation and a drink to go with it. The workshop lasts 2 hours and after it we will welcome you in the cinema hall, where you will see a film related to the workshop.
The course starts at 16:00, the screening starts at 18:00. The capacity of the workshop is 20 participants. No previous experience is necessary and we will prepare all the important tools for creation.
You can get a ticket for the workshop+drink+film on our website or at the box office for €22.
About the movie:
In this unique film, director Margreth Olin guides the audience through the Norwegian landscape of mountains, glaciers and fjords under the guidance of her 84-year-old father Jørgen. It gives us the opportunity to escape from the hustle and bustle of modern times and experience the incredible depth of nature.
The mountainous landscape of Norway forms the monumental background of this cinematic experience of nature. In the background of the magnificent existential journey, the human dimension of which is the director's parents, the primordial forces of the earth are hidden. Margreth Olin has created a stunning cinematic work about life, death, nature and simply being in the world. Against the backdrop of the dizzyingly beautiful mountain scenery of her native Norway, Margreth Olin embarks on an existential journey with her own aging parents, whose human presence serves as a criterion for the vastness of endless natural spaces. Her family has always lived here side by side with nature, despite the times when the primordial forces of the earth showed their merciless face. The mutual love and lifelong loyalty of her parents are a silent testimony of how nature reflects in the human soul and vice versa. But even the firmest mountain is not immovable - and certainly not in times like ours. The level of attention to detail in Margreth Olin's visionary lyric poem about her country goes beyond anything you've seen on the big screen before. You definitely have to experience this movie in the cinema.
