The Sunrise Dan Pearl Branch Library will hold a public screening of a film about the Orinoco River wetlands.
Those interested in learning about wetland environments can attend an event to see Tierras de agua dulce/Freshwater Lands, a documentary by Ana Cristina Henriquez that details the importance of the Orinoco River wetlands. The program is part of the library’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. Guests will have a chance to ask Henriquez questions about the film, and light refreshments will be provided to viewers. The movie is in Spanish, though it will have English captions.
Henriquez is a director and author who has worked on several projects, such as A los pies de Canaima and Luna llena. She also helped direct Expedición: Autana, el árbol de la vida. She graduated from the University of Southern California with a Cinematic Arts degree and has worked with major companies like National Geographic and RCTV. Henriquez has written several Books, including Solentiname: Encountering a Myth. She even holds multiple levels of screenwriting workshops.
The documentary will be shown on Tuesday, October 6 from 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm. There is no cost to see Henriquez’s film, though seating is limited. Viewers should register in advance for the program. Libraries that hold viewing events like this may use poster printing to promote the programs to more people.
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