Saturday 7 November

What Animals See

Director: Chris Haws

28 min2018Ages 8–14

Kulturhuus Klosters

Saturday 7 November 2026 · Morning screenings — individual times to follow

See the world through animal eyes. Professor Thomas Cronin introduces extraordinary forms of vision and explores how different species’ eyes have evolved to meet the demands of their surroundings.

Details

Runtime: 28 min
Year: 2018
Suggested ages: 8–14

Programme subject to change. Individual screening times will be announced. Screening languages and subtitles will be added as confirmed.

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