Hope Is Not Lost Thanks To The Mesmerising Oscar-Winning Flow

Hope Is Not Lost Thanks To The Mesmerising Oscar-Winning Flow

People who find themselves in despair at the state of the world should, if they can, take themselves to see Flow (2024), a poetic eco-fable directed by the young Latvian animator Gints Zilbalodis, who co-wrote it with his friend Mat?ss Kaža. Charting the feats and travels of a nimble cat in the wake of a habitat-levelling flood, this wordless film is gentle, intelligent, magic-filled, and wondrous: everything that contemporary life often seems t…

Dissolve into the world of Flow

Director: Gints Zilbalodis Starring: Menagerie Running Time: 85 minutes With its stunning landscapes, thoughtful sound design and memorable characters it’s unsurprising that Flow has become the most viewed film in Latvian cinema history.  Flow tells its story almost as a collection of vignettes, we follow a cat as he meanders through his life in a forest punctuated with statues and other art forms celebrating cats (including a giant cat structur…

A film from Latvia has just won the Oscar. An animated story that is far from Disney aesthetics, but with a power of transmission that is appreciated. Caracas. The week in which the screening was made to Flow press in Caracas, which passed from 16 to 22 February [...] La entrada Flow, the animation as interpretation of life aparece primero en Crónica Uno - The facts as they are

Since its premiere, Flow has become one of the favorite films of recent months (not for nothing won the Oscar for Best Animation Movie). Its lack of dialogue makes it an unusual quote, but did you know that each of the animals has a special meaning? Here we tell you. What do the animals of the movie Flow mean? In the film there are several animals: a black cat, a dog, a capibara, a ringed-tailed lemur and a secretary bird, as well as a whale and…