GILBOA — It is unusual for an historical society to show a film that is so new it is still in movie theaters, but “Flow” is no ordinary movie. Winner of a Palme d’or at Cannes and an academy award for best animated film of 2024, it has received glowing reviews for its beauty, technical brilliance and its profound emotional impact. These qualities are enough to make it worth seeing, but the reason the Gilboa Historical Society decided to screen it in the Gilboa museum is the cataclysmic flood that drives the action of the film. This resonates with the town, as the Gilboa Dam flooded the once-populous valley and, more recently, Irene wreaked havoc on many lives.
Flow will be shown on Saturday, September 6 at 4:30pm at the Gilboa Museum, 122 Stryker Road, Gilboa.
Reservations recommended! Call or text (914)572-7289 It is free, and there are refreshments.
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