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Awesome Algae
Film
The future is here, where you wouldn’t expect it. In this program you dive deep into the special world of algae, in two films. In Bleu Silico, researchers are trying to inject DNA from light-sensitive algae in an attempt to heal the retina. The visually lush science-fiction documentary The Two Faces of Tomorrow exposes the influence of algae on our planet, stretching from the distant past to the near future.
TALK Algen zijn geweldig. Dat is na deze films wel duidelijk. Niet voor niets doet Sarian Kosten (Radboud Universiteit) onderzoek naar deze bijzondere organismen. Ze vertelt hoe algen een belangrijke rol spelen in het omzetten van CO2, maar ook wat de schadelijke gevolgen zijn als algen door klimaatverandering afsterven.

Bleu Silico
Researchers are trying to inject DNA from photosensitive algae to heal our retinas. From ocean blue to the computers blue screen, the vision is hybridized.
- Director
- Julia Borderie, Eloïse Le Gallo
- Country
- France
- Length
- 16 min
- Theme
- Biology, Natural Sciences, Medicine, Botany, Experiment, Sciences
- Type Film
- Short, Documentary
- Premiere
- Dutch premiere
- Year
- 2022
- Language
- English
- Subtitle
- English
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The Two Faces of Tomorrow
An invisible scientist uncovers the ubiquitous influence of algae on our planet in a visually sumptuous science fiction documentary that stretches from the deepest past to the near future.
- Director
- Patrick Hough
- Country
- United Kingdom, Ireland
- Length
- 38 min
- Theme
- Medicine, Botany, Sciences, Science-fiction
- Type Film
- Experimental
- Year
- 2021
- Language
- English
- Subtitle
- None