Premiering in “Un Certain Regard” section at the Cannes Film Festival, Flow immediately received recognition of IndieWire critics as one of the “most groundbreaking animated films about nature since Bambi”. This film about a cat that wakes up in a flooded world and must overcome its fear of water while searching for land with a group of other animals is a real animated spectacle, but also a layered meditation on the fragility of our environment and the spirit of friendship and community. Filmed without dialogue and without human characters, Flow is a real feast for the senses that is easy to surrender to. The film won a number of awards at Annecy, including the Audience Award, and was also selected as Latvia’s Oscar contender.