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The Inflammation of Nature unfolds as a cinematic x-ray of ecological trauma. Across six shorts, filmmakers give voice to environments marked by fire, silence, and collapse. Highlights include Firewalk (Finland), a pre-apocalyptic midnight journey through burning forests; Just Sea (Malta), a quiet elegy to disappearing marine life; and Goldau (Switzerland), a reconstruction of the 1806 landslide that buried a village within minutes. Other works (Anima, A Bear Remembers, Porcelain Perfect) reflect on memory, folklore, and human complicity. Collectively, the programme reveals how landscapes bear witness to exploitation, each scar a reminder that wounds cannot be hidden. This is cinema as testimony — urgent, haunting, and necessary.
1.Anima
2.A Bear Remembers
3.Firewalk
4.Just Sea
5.Goldau
Event Duration: 3 pm-4:20 pm
Date: 2/11/2025
Location: The Horse Hospital, Colonnade, Bloomsbury, London, WC1N 1JD
The Inflammation of Nature unfolds as a cinematic x-ray of ecological trauma. Across six shorts, filmmakers give voice to environments marked by fire, silence, and collapse. Highlights include Firewalk (Finland), a pre-apocalyptic midnight journey through burning forests; Just Sea (Malta), a quiet elegy to disappearing marine life; and Goldau (Switzerland), a reconstruction of the 1806 landslide that buried a village within minutes. Other works (Anima, A Bear Remembers, Porcelain Perfect) reflect on memory, folklore, and human complicity. Collectively, the programme reveals how landscapes bear witness to exploitation, each scar a reminder that wounds cannot be hidden. This is cinema as testimony — urgent, haunting, and necessary.
1.Anima
2.A Bear Remembers
3.Firewalk
4.Just Sea
5.Goldau
Event Duration: 3 pm-4:20 pm
Date: 2/11/2025
Location: The Horse Hospital, Colonnade, Bloomsbury, London, WC1N 1JD