The Film Society of Lincoln Center's Green Screens Presents:

Flow: For Love of Water

With a post screening discussion by director Irena Salina and world water activist and author Maude Barlow.

When

Tuesday, February 26
6:30 pm

Where

Walter Reed Theater, Lincoln Center
70 Lincoln Center Plaza
New York, NY 10023

Theater Location

The Walter Reade Theater is located on the north side of West 65th Street, between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenues, one flight up on the upper level. Look for the FILM banner on 65th Street near Amsterdam Avenue to locate the stairs, escalator and elevator to the plaza level.Or you may take the escalator at the corner of 65th Street and Broadway and then walk west to the end of the plaza.

Please Note: There is construction work happening around Alice Tully Hall. Access to the upper level at Broadway & 65th Street has been closed off.

Subway: Red Line Number 1 to the 66th Street stop. Bus Lines M104, M5, and M7 all stop in front of Lincoln Center. Garage parking is available on 65th Street under Lincoln Center.

Tickets available now.

From Africa to Canada, India to the California coastline, Flow visits communities that are finding innovative solutions to local water problems –– or are facing life–threatening consequences due to ignorance or inactivity. French documentarian Irena Salina sounds the alarm on a global crisis with this unflinching investigation of water politics, pollution and human rights. She provides telling insight into the greed and opportunism that might be behind the loss of this vital natural resource, and confronts a disturbing reality that can no longer be ignored.

Salina and Maude Barlow, author and co–founder of the Blue Planet Project, will be present at this Green Screens event to discuss the issues raised in the film and answer questions from the audience. A reception will follow, featuring Cool Stories for When the Planet Gets Hot, a collection of eleven short films with very different takes on the water issue, produced by Artport.