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Debat
Debat — Global Health Film Days and Grundfos Foundation marks World Water Day 22 March with the Danish cinematic premiere of 'Into Dust'.
Date & Time:
Place:
The Cinematheque, Gothersgade 55, 1123 Copenhagen
Hosted by:
Global Health Film Days
Cost:
Free
On this year’s World Water Day, Global Health Film Days and the Grundfos Foundation are pleased to invite you to the Danish cinematic premiere of ‘Into Dust’. The theme of World Water Day 2022 is ‘Groundwater: Making the Invisible Visible’ – an urgent topic considering the future global water shortages. Moreover the programme for the festival that takes place from 25 April – 5 may 2022 will be revealed.
‘Into Dust’ tells the extraordinary true story of Perween Rahman, a woman who worked tirelessly to protect the rights of Pakistan’s poor and paid the ultimate price. Set against the backdrop of a global water crisis, Perween’s story highlights the dangers of what can happen when our water starts to run out.
Before the screening the presentation ‘Safe water for all – the Danish history’ will highlight the unique story of water governance in Denmark and how this relates to the management of the resource and a people’s equal access to safe drinking water.
The film is followed by a panel discussion about the global water crisis and future means and ways to secure access to safe drinking water for all.
Tickets are free but seat reservation is required.
Programme:
Director: Orlando von Einsiedel
What will happen when our waters start to run dry? ‘Into Dust’ tells the extraordinary true story of Perween Rahman, a woman who worked tirelessly to protect the rights of Pakistan’s poor, and paid the ultimate price. Set against the backdrop of a global water crisis, Perween’s story highlights the dangers of what can happen when our water starts to run out. The film is directed by Oscar-winning director, Oscar von Einsiedel (‘Virunga’, ‘The White Helmets’).
Cast: Sudha Bhuchar, Danish Husain, Indu Sharma
UK, 2021
DCP, 40 min.
English subtitels
Allowed over 15 years