If we imagine that landscapes are listening to us - what questions would they ask? This autumn’s screenings and conversations will invite us to talk, think and wonder about questions such as: What if the lands had ears, eyes and a voice and raised questions about all that is happening on and in them? - What would the lands say about the violence at borders, about monocultures, about domestic violence and war? What would they think about all the deaths and injustice caused by colonization? How do they perceive rituals which humans practice to honor the earth? What do they think about the humans nourishing biodiversities? What if we would listen to the land’s questions and demands and respond with attention and care? 

Across six film evenings we will follow the filmmakers on their journey alongside the people and the lands they listened to and open conversations about perspectives of landscapes and what we might be able to learn from listening to the lands.