As part of Earth Day, Solidarity Nord-Sud-Bois-Franc (SNSBF), in collaboration with the Environmental Commission of Cégep de Victoriaville, presents the documentary “The Ocean Seen from the Heart”, on Thursday, April 25 at 7 pm, in the small hall of Cégep .
This cinematic talk evening gives all residents the opportunity to discover this wonderful film for free, in the company of one of the directors, Yolande Cadrin Rossignol. After the presentation, she will talk with Danielle Leblanc (SNSBF) as well as with members of the organization Mères au front Arthabaska-Érable. Anyone interested will be able to participate in the discussion.
Common surroundings
For a long time, the ocean has seemed immutable and inexhaustible, but the impact of our actions on its biodiversity and temperature is alarming. In Ocean Seen from the Heart, the sequel to Earth Seen from the Heart, Hubert Reeves, surrounded by passionate scientists and explorers, invites us to rediscover what threatens the ocean and above all to explore its capacity for tremendous regeneration. A hymn to the living, in what is richest, most precious and necessary to preserve if we are to survive, among other species, on our blue planet. To watch the trailer: https://vimeo.com/858014011.
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