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SUMMARY:Sprouts Film Festival: Aquatic Short Stories
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DESCRIPTION:On Friday 21 August\, Framer Framed invites Sprouts Film Festiv
	al for a special\nevening of short films reflecting on the exhibition Wild
	 Waters: Dams and Deltas\nAfter Modernity. Film screenings and conversatio
	ns explore our relationship with\nwater\, aquatic histories and speculativ
	e fiction.\n\nSince 2022\, the interdisciplinary Sprouts Film Festival has
	 focused on fictional\necocinema and socially critical debut films. In a w
	orld increasingly marked by\nclimate extremes and inhumane conflicts\, it 
	can be tempting to look away.\nInstead\, Sprouts sees cinema as a space fo
	r peaceful protest. The festival’s\nfilm selection reflects its belief tha
	t the power of imagination can inspire\nchange and push us to rethink our 
	relationship with the more-than-human world.\nSprouts aims to provoke curi
	osity\, inform\, inspire resistance and nurture\nemerging talents.\n\nThe 
	first part of the programme consists of screenings of short films Beneath\
	nWhich Rivers Flow and Last Night I Dreamed It Was Raining Fish. Following
	 the\nsecond screening\, moderator and artistic director of Sprouts Thomas
	 Streekstra\nwill be joined (online) by director Shraddha Khanna for a Q&A
	.\n\nThe second part consists of screenings of the short films Acid City a
	nd Wild\nSummon. This will be followed by a conversation between moderator
	 Thomas\nStreekstra and interdisciplinary artist and artistic researcher E
	rik Peters.\nTheir work The World’s Green is Rotting Lime\, is an ecopoeti
	c audiovisual\ninstallation that speculates on future ecologies emerging f
	rom plastic\npollution. The work follows the discovery of a new parasitic 
	flower\nmorphospecies that has evolved to adapt to the infiltrating amount
	s of\nmicroplastics found in the earth’s layers.\n\nProgramme\n\n20:00 Doo
	rs open\n20:30 First part\n\nBeneath Which Rivers Flow by Ali Yahya\n2025 
	| Iraq | 16’\nIn the tranquil marshlands of southern Iraq\, young Ibrahim 
	lovingly tends to his\nbuffalo\, but disruption looms on the horizon.\n\nL
	ast Night I Dreamed It Was Raining Fish by Shraddha Khanna\n2025 | India |
	 17’\nIn Worli Koliwada\, one of Mumbai’s oldest fishing villages\, the se
	afaring Koli\ncommunity strives to safeguard its harmonious relationship w
	ith the sea\, even as\nthe city steadily engulfs its surroundings.\n\n21:3
	0 Second part\n\nAcid City by Jack Wedge & Will Freudenheim\n2026 | USA | 
	12’\nA self-sufficient island city rises from a vast acidic ocean beneath 
	apocalyptic\nred skies. In this travelogue from the future\, Acid City’s e
	clectic residents\ntake life as it comes.\n\nWild Summon by Karni Arieli &
	 Saul Freed\n2023 | United Kingdom | 14’\nA confrontational spin on the na
	tural history documentary\, depicting the\ndramatic life cycle of the wild
	 salmon through the body of a woman.\n\nSign up here [https://framerframed
	.stager.co/shop/default/events/111684558].\n\nInfo & Credits\n\nFramer Fra
	med is supported by the Ministry of Education\, Culture and Science\;\nthe
	 Amsterdam Fund for the Arts\; the City of Amsterdam\; and the VriendenLot
	erij\nFund.\n\nLocation\n\nFramer Framed\nOranje-Vrijstaatkade 71\n1093KS\
	, Amsterdam
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/sprouts-film-festival-aquatic-short-sto
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LOCATION:Framer Framed - Oranje-Vrijstaatkade 71\, 1093KS Amsterdam
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CATEGORIES:amsterdam-oost,community,dapperbuurt,documentary,eclectic,ecolog
	y,exhibition,festivals,film,stories
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:On Friday 21 August, Framer Framed invites Spr
	outs Film Festival for a special evening of short films reflecting on the 
	exhibition <em>Wild Waters: Dams and Deltas After Modernity</em>. Film scr
	eenings and conversations explore our relationship with water, aquatic his
	tories and speculative fiction.<p>Since 2022, the interdisciplinary <em>Sp
	routs Film Festival</em> has focused on fictional ecocinema and socially c
	ritical debut films. In a world increasingly marked by climate extremes an
	d inhumane conflicts, it can be tempting to look away. Instead, Sprouts se
	es cinema as a space for peaceful protest. The festival’s film selection r
	eflects its belief that the power of imagination can inspire change and pu
	sh us to rethink our relationship with the more-than-human world. Sprouts 
	aims to provoke curiosity, inform, inspire resistance and nurture emerging
	 talents.</p><p>The first part of the programme consists of screenings of 
	short films <em>Beneath Which Rivers Flow</em> and <em>Last Night I Dreame
	d It Was Raining Fish</em>. Following the second screening, moderator and 
	artistic director of Sprouts Thomas Streekstra will be joined (online) by 
	director Shraddha Khanna for a Q&amp;A.</p><p>The second part consists of 
	screenings of the short films<em> Acid City</em> and <em>Wild Summon</em>.
	 This will be followed by a conversation between moderator Thomas Streekst
	ra and interdisciplinary artist and artistic researcher Erik Peters. Their
	 work <em>The World’s Green is Rotting Lime</em>, is an ecopoetic audiovis
	ual installation that speculates on future ecologies emerging from plastic
	 pollution. The work follows the discovery of a new parasitic flower morph
	ospecies that has evolved to adapt to the infiltrating amounts of micropla
	stics found in the earth’s layers.</p>Programme<p><strong>20:00</strong> D
	oors open<br> <strong>20:30</strong> First part</p><p><em>Beneath Which Ri
	vers Flow</em> by Ali Yahya<br> <strong>2025 | Iraq | 16’</strong><br> In 
	the tranquil marshlands of southern Iraq, young Ibrahim lovingly tends to 
	his buffalo, but disruption looms on the horizon.</p><p><em>Last Night I D
	reamed It Was Raining Fish</em> by Shraddha Khanna<br> <strong>2025 | Indi
	a | 17’</strong><br> In Worli Koliwada, one of Mumbai’s oldest fishing vil
	lages, the seafaring Koli community strives to safeguard its harmonious re
	lationship with the sea, even as the city steadily engulfs its surrounding
	s.</p><p><strong>21:30</strong> Second part</p><p><em>Acid City</em> by Ja
	ck Wedge &amp; Will Freudenheim<br> <strong>2026 | USA | 12’<br> </strong>
	A self-sufficient island city rises from a vast acidic ocean beneath apoca
	lyptic red skies. In this travelogue from the future, Acid City’s eclectic
	 residents take life as it comes.</p><p><em>Wild Summon</em> by Karni Arie
	li &amp; Saul Freed<br> <strong>2023 | United Kingdom | 14’<br> </strong>A
	 confrontational spin on the natural history documentary, depicting the dr
	amatic life cycle of the wild salmon through the body of a woman.</p><p>Si
	gn up <a href="https://framerframed.stager.co/shop/default/events/11168455
	8" target="_blank">here</a>.</p>Info &amp; Credits<p>Framer Framed is supp
	orted by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science; the Amsterdam Fun
	d for the Arts; the City of Amsterdam; and the VriendenLoterij Fund.</p>Lo
	cation<p>Framer Framed<br> Oranje-Vrijstaatkade 71<br> 1093KS, Amsterdam</
	p>
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