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Film Screening: Civil Disobedience (Sivil Ulydighet)

 Join the Green Office and ‘Folk Mot Fossilmakta’ for a screening of Thomas ?stbye's film Civil Disobedience (Sivil Ulydighet)

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Photo: Thomas ?stbye

Civil Disobedience (Sivil Ulydighet) is a film about the fight to stop Norwegian CO2 emissions. It follows activists of all ages from Extinction Rebellion and Just Stop Oil as they take action against oil transport at the Sjurs?ya terminal in Oslo. Filmmaker Thomas ?stbye follows the activists so closely that he himself is arrested by the police while the camera is rolling. 

The film is an intense and empathetic depiction of the moment, but also directs its gaze towards the bigger picture: What makes ordinary people across generations get involved in the climate fight and choose to defy powerful forces in a society driven by fossil fuels? 

Following the film, participants will have the chance to hear from some people in the movement in Norway, who are using civil disobedience to stand up against the power that fossil fuel companies hold. 

The film will be in Norwegian, with English subtitles. The subsequent conversation will be in English. The event is free and open to everyone! 

After this event, participants are invited to go to Kulturhuset to further discuss these topics at the Gr?nn pils, hosted by Framtiden i v?re hender. 

Published Nov. 4, 2024 11:23 AM - Last modified Nov. 4, 2024 11:23 AM