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SUMMARY:CinéDialoog: On High Water
DTSTAMP:20260929T204856Z
DTSTART:20261102T183000Z
DESCRIPTION:Along Louisiana’s disappearing coast\, families are working to 
	hold on to a way\nof life shaped by the water.\n\nCommercial fishermen\, t
	ribal leaders\, educators\, and young families confront a\nfuture marked b
	y economic uncertainty\, land loss\, and increasingly powerful\nstorms. Ye
	t even as the landscape changes around them\, they continue to rebuild\nho
	mes\, revive traditions\, and pass hard-earned knowledge from one generati
	on to\nthe next.\n\nFilmed over two years in the bayous of southern Louisi
	ana\, On High Water:\nHolding Ground on a Vanishing Coast is the latest fi
	lm from the award-winning\nteam at Bertelsmann Foundation Documentaries. A
	s communities around the world\nface the consequences of rising waters and
	 the possibility of losing the land\nthey call home\, the film raises ques
	tions that reach far beyond the Louisiana\ncoast. After the screening\, we
	 will speak with the director about the film and\nthe communities at its h
	eart.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/cinedialoog-on-high-water
GEO:52.3630433;4.8828596
LOCATION:De Balie - Kleine-Gartmanplantsoen 10\, 1017 RR Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,cinema,community,documentary,film,klimaat & du
	urzaamheid,leidseplein
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Along Louisiana’s disappearing coas
	t, families are working to hold on to a way of life shaped by the water.</
	strong></p> <p>Commercial fishermen, tribal leaders, educators, and young 
	families confront a future marked by economic uncertainty, land loss, and 
	increasingly powerful storms. Yet even as the landscape changes around the
	m, they continue to rebuild homes, revive traditions, and pass hard-earned
	 knowledge from one generation to the next.</p> <p>Filmed over two years i
	n the bayous of southern Louisiana, <em>On High Water: Holding Ground on a
	 Vanishing Coast</em> is the latest film from the award-winning team at Be
	rtelsmann Foundation Documentaries. As communities around the world face t
	he consequences of rising waters and the possibility of losing the land th
	ey call home, the film raises questions that reach far beyond the Louisian
	a coast. After the screening, we will speak with the director about the fi
	lm and the communities at its heart.</p>
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