In Fragile Landscape, films become quiet instruments for sensing the memories and voices of nature. By foregrounding what lingers beneath the visible, they invite us to dwell within the murmurs, absences, and intangible traces that shape our ecological imaginaries.
In Northern Spain, a lyrical portrait of a furious wind woven from the stories passed down by local villagers. In Colorado, the wilderness veils the remnants of violent labour struggle. And in a garden outside of Tehran, an 80 year old walnut tree is witness to all, from war to revolution.
The attending filmmakers will join us for a Q&A after the screening.
Programmed by Qila Gill.
