Schedule of Science Films in Goethe

13 and 14 Nov 2011
Goethe

From Goethe:

The Science Film Festival for children and youths is now coming to Vietnam after a successful tour through South East Asia! The festival is  for the Vietnamese pupils at schools in Hanoi and other cities. Goethe Institut also screens films on 13 and 14 Nov. See below for the screening’s schedule.

Whether it is travelling with a spaceship to the geysers in Iceland to boiling an egg in natural hot springs or doing research on the emissions of a motorbike, the Science Film Festival is offering a wide range of science related films for children and youths from the ages of 6-18 years.

Screening Schedule at Goethe:

Sunday 13 Nov 2011

9.30 – 11 am (experiments and games)
How can We Feed the World?
(France/9 minutes/under 12 years old)

Green Energy
(Thailand/10 minutes/under 12 years old)
Your Universe of the Ocean
(Germany/43 minutes/above 12 years old)
Experiment Kinship – Your Inner Anima
(Germany/29 minutes/above 12 years old)

2.15 -5 pm (experiments and games)
The rain Forest
(Germany/ 43 minutes / under 12 years old)
Nuclear Accident in Japan
(Germany/ 9 minutes / under12 years old)
Air Pollution in Vietnam
(Việt Nam/ 9 minutes / under 12 years old)
Does my Brain Have a Sex?
(France/ 53 minutes / above 12 years old)
 
5.30 – 6.50 pm (experiments and games)
Bees in Danger
(Germany / 10 minutes /under 12 years old)
7 Wonders
(Austria/ 10 minutes /  all ages)
The Spider Web
(Germany / 27 minutes /  all ages)

Monday 14 Nov 2011
6 – 8 pm (experiments and games)
Sugar
(Vietnam/ 9 minutes / all ages)
Pin nhiên liệu
(Germany / 5 minutes / under 12 years old)
Wind level 12
(Germany / 25 minutes /  all ages)
The Labyrinth of Trees
(Germany/ 24 minutes / under 12 years old)

Note:  To attend the film screening, please register with Ms Thuy by email:[email protected]

Free entrance.

For more information on film synopsis, check out the Science Film Festival’s website.