The Three Cultures Foundation offers a programme of activities for primary and secondary school pupils. Culture for diversitywhich will take place on 17 and 19 May at its headquarters.
The aim of this activity is to promote coexistence between cultures, through mutual knowledge and the exchange of ideas that encourage a rapprochement between Mediterranean peoples.
Thursday, 19 May
This day is dedicated to pupils in the final years of primary education, with a theatre, music and dance show entitled 'Africa at source' and the screening of the film 'Azur and Asmar'.
The concerts and screenings take place simultaneously at 10.00 and 12.00, so that while one group attends the recital, the other is at the film screening.
Show Africa at source
Travelling musicians show us, through songs and stories, the most positive values of the different cultures of the African continent. This is a show for all ages in which the audience is encouraged to participate. A journey through Africa through music, performance and dance by the Ballena Gurumbé Company.
Projection of Azur and Asmar
Animated feature film directed by Michel Ocelot (France, 2006, 92 minutes), a filmmaker known for works such as Kirikú and the witch. Azur and Asmar portrays the life of two children raised in France as brothers, despite the fact that one is rich and the other is the son of the family wet nurse. Life separates them abruptly, but they will meet again when Azur decides to go in search of the Djin Fairy.
Activities recommended for students in 4th and 6th grades of Primary Education.
The deadline for receipt of applications is 13 May at 14:00. Places will be reserved on a first-come, first-served basis.
Applications should be sent to escolares@tresculturas.org indicating the time and number of students.
Activity carried out with the funding of the Seville City Council within the framework of the programme Seville, land of diversity.
Portuguese