Calling Planet Earth
“Calling Planet Earth” focuses on the relationship between humans and nature.
Our planet is bearing the heavy burden of the footprints that we – as the “crown of creation” – are leaving behind. Technological progress has indeed led to prosperity, but is now taking its toll. Global warming, environmental disasters and the loss of biodiversity have become a bitter reality. Do we need to “save nature”? On the other hand, does asking this question imply that we see ourselves as superior to it, rather than part of it?
And does this mindset prevent us from facing up to the impending loss of our very foundation for life? We invite you to join us as we tackle these issues film by film, frame by frame. Ultimately, we can only meet the major challenges that will face us in the years ahead by accepting ourselves as part of a global, ecological network and beginning to act accordingly.
2.9.2026 Wednesday
Calling Planet Earth
Museum Langmatt: Führung zur Nachhaltigkeit
Wed 2.9.2026 · 12:15
Calling Planet Earth
98’856 Frames of Bonding
Wed 2.9.2026 · 12:15
Calling Planet Earth
Gluri Suter Huus: Lost Spaces
Wed 2.9.2026 · 15:00
Calling Planet Earth
105’600 Frames of Splitting
Wed 2.9.2026 · 22:45
3.9.2026 Thursday
Calling Planet Earth
Gluri Suter Huus: Lost Spaces
Thu 3.9.2026 · 15:00
Calling Planet Earth
105’600 Frames of Splitting
Thu 3.9.2026 · 16:15
4.9.2026 Friday
Calling Planet Earth
98’856 Frames of Bonding
Fri 4.9.2026 · 10:00
Artists Present
Making-of: «Dandelion's Odyssey»
Fri 4.9.2026 · 12:15
Calling Planet Earth
Gluri Suter Huus: Lost Spaces
Fri 4.9.2026 · 15:00
Calling Planet Earth
Let's Talk: Rethinking Nature, Narrative and Responsibility
Fri 4.9.2026 · 16:15
5.9.2026 Saturday
Calling Planet Earth
105’600 Frames of Splitting
Sat 5.9.2026 · 10:00
Calling Planet Earth
Gluri Suter Huus: Lost Spaces
Sat 5.9.2026 · 15:00
6.9.2026 Sunday
Calling Planet Earth
Gluri Suter Huus: Lost Spaces
Sun 6.9.2026 · 11:00
Calling Planet Earth
98’856 Frames of Bonding
Sun 6.9.2026 · 18:30