This Poignant Documentary by Anne-Marie Rocher Explores the Importance of Urban Forests in Our Modern Cities

Through inspiring testimonials and striking visuals, Forêts urbaines invites us to reflect on how trees influence our well-being and environment.

Following the screening, join a lively discussion with director Anne-Marie Rocher and producer Christine Aubé, along with participants from the film. This conversation will delve into the origins of the project, including the challenges and considerations in producing a documentary, and revisit the themes explored in the film. It’s a unique opportunity to connect with one of Canada’s key figures in environmental documentary!

Panelists:

Anne-Marie Rocher | Director, Co-Executive Producer
Christine Aubé | Co-Producer for the NFB
Dr. François Reeves | Cardiologist
Alexandre Beaudoin | Biodiversity Advisor at UDM
Luc Leblanc | President of CANOPE
Malin Anagrius | Executive Director of Soverdi
Moderator:

Daniel Racine | Journalist
Presented by: APFC and the NFB
This event is free and open to everyone with registration.

Date: Friday, November 8, 2024
Time: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM (60 minutes)
Location: National Film Board (NFB)
1501 Rue de Bleury, Montreal, QC H3A 0H3