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| Thursday, December 10, 2026 |
| 17:30 |
Euskalduna Bilbao - 10 dic 17:30 - Berdea / She Measures the EarthSHE MEASURES THE EARTHCanada, 18 min Director: Ching Yu NATIONAL PREMIERE
'She Measures the Earth' follows four women scientists in Canada, Alison Criscitiello, Jocelyn Hirose, Isobel Phoebus, and Chimira Andres, as they reshape what it means to do science, to teach it, and to live it. From the hum of lab instruments to the silence of glaciers, from remote icefalls to the rhythm of a dancer’s steps and the laughter of children in the forest, their stories intertwine across landscapes both physical and emotional.
BERDEASpain, 67 min Director: Oihane Ruiz Menéndez INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE
“Wood is the material of the future.” Keeping this in mind, architect Oihane Ruiz and landscaper Ane Barrutia explore the life cycle of wood in their native Basque Country, from forest to industry. They are searching for answers to an urgent question: what kind of forest will we leave for future generations? Confronted with a crisis-stricken model, they consult experts, workers, researchers and activists, fostering a dialogue on the connections between our origins, our collective memory and the necessity of envisioning alternative approaches to inhabiting the landscape.
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Euskalduna Bilbao - 10 dic 19:30 - Lumen / Frost Without Snow and IceLUMENFrance, 7 min Director: Yannick Boissennot NATIONAL PREMIERE From the first dim light of dawn to the fading glow of dusk, Pierre Hourticq traces the sun’s journey skiing across the mountains. With every passing moment, the landscape transforms, new lines emerge, and the mountain redraws its terrain. The blue hour, the golden hour, the zenith, and the return of shadow unfold as chapters of a single voyage. This is an ode to light — the element that shapes the mountains, guides each trajectory, and reveals the fleeting beauty of an instant.
FROST WITHOUT SNOW AND ICENorway, 94 min Director: Asgeir Helgestad NATIONAL PREMIERE
Over a decade on Svalbard, the fastest warming place on earth, filmmaker Asgeir Helgestad witnesses the extraordinary life of polar bear named Frost – a mother struggling to raise her cubs in a rapidly changing Arctic. This intimate journey transforms him from observer to storyteller, driven by his passion to connect with nature and to reveal the devastating impacts of climate change on this fragile ecosystem.
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