- Date
- Sunday, November 22
- Time
- 14:00-15:25
- Price
- Free
- Age
- 7-17 years
- Place
- Kannusali • Espoo
In the Oscar-winning animated film Flow, a solitary cat loses its home in a great flood and finds refuge on a boat with a dog, capybara, lemur and bird. The very different animals must learn to work together as the boat travels through flooded landscapes and mysterious cities. The adventure explores cooperation and friendship through natural animal behaviour, animation, music and sound.
- Organizer
- Kannusali / City of Espoo
At a glance
- Date
- Sunday, November 22
- Time
- 14:00-15:25
- Price
- Free
- Age
- 7-17 years
- Toilets
- Yes
- Stroller-friendly
- Partial
- Accessibility
- Partial
- Parking nearby
- Yes
- Travel estimate with HSL from my location
- Accessibility
- Kannusali's entrance has thresholds over 2 cm and a movable ramp inside the doorway; assistance is available by calling +358 50 368 7931. A lift connects the lobby to the auditorium floor, but its button must be held down throughout the journey. The auditorium has an induction loop in rows 7–9 and two wheelchair spaces at the top; space can also be arranged in the first rows. An accessible toilet is available in the building, but there is less than 80 cm of transfer space on either side of the toilet. Stroller storage and taking strollers into the auditorium have not been confirmed.
Plan your visit
- Practical notes
- The screening lasts 85 minutes and takes place indoors at Kannusali. The film has no spoken dialogue or subtitles, so the story is followed through images, animal sounds and music. No interval information is published.
- Booking notes
- The event record provides no advance registration, ticket link or booking instruction. Kannusali normally has 221 seated places, but the screening's capacity, admission order and queuing arrangements have not been published.
- Age notes
- The film is rated K7, and the official event record sets the minimum age at 7. The film may cause anxiety: the cat loses its home in a flood, and the animals sometimes face dangerous and tense situations.