European Film Festival goes to school: EUFF@GESS
Created using Blender software, Flow, directed by Gints Zilbalodis tells the story of a solitary cat navigating a post-apocalyptic and flooded world.
Some stories have the power to connect across cultures without even a single word exchanged on screen. We got the chance to experience that through Flow in Singapore. The film has captivated audiences around the world with its emotional storytelling and striking visual style and its impact here was no different.
EU Delegation to Singapore
In his speech, Ambassador Bērtulis spoke of the power of storytelling, creativity, collaboration and the importance of courage in pursuing ideas and dreams.
EU Delegation to Singapore
For his inspiring work as a cub reporter and his interest in international relations and the European Union, Ambassador gave GESS student Hippolyte Chevee Lauzy a Black Cat Media Prize.
The evening brought together students, school staff, families and guests for a meaningful celebration of film, culture and international connection, truly embodying the spirit of learning #BeyondClassrooms.
Our heartfelt thanks to everyone who helped make the evening such a memorable success! Special thanks to GESS: German European School Singapore for making this collaboration possible.
Full EUFF@GESS collaboration and screening line-up.
GESS
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