experience the Magic of “Stream”: Additional Screenings at Jelgava⁣ House⁤ of Culture

The award-winning animated film “Stream” has ⁤taken the world by storm, and now, audiences‌ in Jelgava have even more opportunities to witness ⁣its brilliance. due to overwhelming demand,the Jelgava House⁢ of Culture has announced four additional screenings of this cinematic masterpiece⁣ in January.

A Story That Resonates

Directed by Gints Zilbalož and ‌produced by Matīs ⁣Kažas,“Stream” is a visually stunning⁣ tale set in a flooded,post-apocalyptic world. The ⁢film follows a fiercely independent cat, who must confront his fear of water and ‍learn to cooperate with a diverse group of animals—Bird, Capybara, Dog, ​and Lemur—to survive. This heartwarming yet thrilling journey explores themes of resilience, adaptation,⁤ and the power of unity.

The film ‍has already garnered critical acclaim, winning the Golden Globe‍ for Best Animated Film and is now in ⁣the running for an Academy Award. Its universal appeal and emotional depth make it a must-watch for audiences of all ages.

Screenings and ‍Ticket Information

The additional screenings‍ will take place on january 19 at 12 PM and 3 PM, and on January 25 at 3 PM and 6 ​PM. Tickets‍ are priced at 5 euros and can be purchased at biļešu paradize ticket offices or online. ⁢Children under 3 years old can attend for free, provided thay do ⁤not occupy a separate seat.

| Screening Details ​ | Date ‍ | Time |
|——————————-|—————-|———-|
| Additional Screening ⁢1 | January 19 ⁢ | 12 PM |
|⁢ Additional Screening 2 ⁤| January 19‍ ​ | 3 PM | ⁣⁢
| Additional Screening 3 | january 25 | 3 PM ⁢ ‌ | ‌
| Additional⁤ Screening 4 ⁤ | January 25 ‌ ‍ | 6 PM |

Why Jelgava House of culture?

The Jelgava House of ⁢Culture is a premier venue for art and cultural events, boasting four versatile halls, including the Large Audience Hall with 670 seats. Its commitment to showcasing exceptional works like “Stream” makes it a cultural hub in the region.

Don’t miss Out!

With two‌ earlier screenings⁤ on January‍ 12 already sold out, securing your tickets for these additional showings is highly recommended. Whether you’re a fan of animation, storytelling, or simply⁣ looking for a memorable ⁤cinematic experience, ‍ “Stream” promises to deliver.

Visit​ biļešu paradize today to book your tickets and immerse yourself in this remarkable tale of survival and ⁤camaraderie.

Exploring the Magic of “Stream”: An Interview with Animation⁢ Expert Dr. Laura Vītola

World-today-News Senior Editor, john Carter, sits down with Dr.Laura​ Vītola, a renowned animation‌ specialist and cultural critic, to ‍discuss the award-winning film ⁢”Stream,” its themes, and its impact on audiences worldwide.

John Carter: Dr. Vītola,thank you for joining us today. “Stream” has been making waves globally, winning the Golden Globe and being nominated for an Academy Award. What makes this film stand out in the crowded field of animated features?

Dr. Laura Vītola: Thank‍ you for having me, John. “Stream” is truly a⁢ remarkable film, and its success is⁣ well-deserved. What sets it apart is its ability to balance a visually stunning post-apocalyptic world⁣ with deeply emotional storytelling. ⁣The film’s protagonist, a⁤ fiercely independent cat, ​is a character many can ⁣relate⁢ to—struggling with fears and learning to trust‍ others. The themes of resilience, adaptation, and unity are universal, yet they’re presented in ‌a way that feels‍ fresh and engaging.

John Carter: The film’s setting is quite unique—a flooded, post-apocalyptic world. How does this backdrop enhance the story?

Dr. Laura Vītola: The flooded world is not just a setting; it’s almost a character in itself. It creates a sense of urgency and ⁤danger, forcing the animals to confront their fears and work together. ⁣Water, in⁢ particular, is a⁢ powerful symbol. For the cat, it represents his greatest fear, but it also becomes a source of growth and transformation.⁢ The animation team, led⁣ by⁤ Gints Zilbalož,⁤ has done an amazing job of making this world feel ⁢both beatiful and perilous.

john Carter: The ‍film has been praised for its diverse cast of animal characters—Bird, Capybara, Dog, and Lemur. How do these characters contribute to the ​story’s emotional depth?

Dr.⁤ Laura Vītola: each character brings something unique to the table, both in terms of personality and skills. The‌ Bird, for example, represents freedom‍ and perspective, while the Capybara embodies calmness and resilience. The Dog is loyal and protective,and the Lemur adds a touch of humor and resourcefulness. Together, they form a microcosm‍ of society, showing how diversity can be a‍ strength when people—or animals—come together for a common goal.

John Carter: “Stream” has ‍been⁤ described ⁣as a film for all ages. Why do you think it resonates ‍so deeply with both children and ⁢adults?

Dr. Laura Vītola: Great animation appeals to everyone because it works on​ multiple levels. for children,”Stream” is⁤ an exciting ⁤adventure with lovable characters ⁤and stunning visuals. For adults, it’s a poignant exploration⁣ of themes like fear, trust, and the importance of community.The film doesn’t⁣ talk down to its ​audience; instead,it invites viewers of all ages‌ to reflect on their own lives and ‍relationships.

John Carter: The Jelgava House of Culture ​has added ⁢more screenings due ‌to overwhelming⁤ demand. What makes this venue such ⁤a fitting location for “Stream”?

Dr. Laura ⁤Vītola: The Jelgava House of Culture ‍is a cultural gem ⁤in the region,‌ known for its commitment to showcasing exceptional works of art.‍ Its Large Audience ⁣Hall, with 670 seats, provides the perfect setting for a film like “Stream,” which deserves to be experienced on the big screen. The ⁤venue’s dedication to bringing high-quality ​cinema to the​ community ⁣aligns perfectly with the film’s message of ⁢unity and resilience.

John Carter: what would you say to someone who hasn’t yet ⁢seen “Stream”?

Dr. Laura Vītola: I would say, don’t miss this opportunity! “Stream”⁢ is more than just​ an animated film; it’s a cinematic experience ​that will stay with you long after the credits roll. Whether you’re a fan of ⁤animation, storytelling, or⁤ simply looking for a film that ⁣touches the heart, “Stream” delivers on all fronts. And with additional screenings now available at the Jelgava House of Culture,there’s no ⁣excuse not to‌ see it.

John Carter: Thank you,Dr. Vītola, for your insights. ​It’s clear that “Stream” ​is a film that ⁤deserves all the acclaim it’s receiving.

Dr. laura ‌Vītola: Thank you,John. It’s been a pleasure discussing this extraordinary film. I hope everyone gets a⁤ chance to⁢ experience its magic.

For more details on screenings and tickets, visit biļešu paradize.

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