Details:
St George’s International School in Luxembourg-Hamm will host a public screening of the climate documentary 2050 on Tuesday 13 October 2026 from 17:30.
Directed by Eric Goens and Kristof Van Den Bergh, the documentary follows climate scientists living and working at Princess Elisabeth Antarctica and explores the impact of climate change on polar regions and the role humanity can play in shaping the planet’s future.
The screening forms part of the launch of St George’s new sustainability theme, "Ice, Space and Finite Resources", which explores links between Antarctica, space exploration and the sustainable use of limited resources.
International Polar Foundation Managing Director Nicolas Van Hoecke and Science Liaison Officer Henri Robert will also share insights into the work at Princess Elisabeth Antarctica and plans for the new Andromeda Earth Observatory.
The screening will begin at 17:30, followed by a networking reception from 20:00. The event is open to the public, with prior registration required.
Venue: St George's International School (11 Rue des Peupliers, L-2328 Luxembourg-Hamm)
Organiser: St George’s International School
Price: Free of charge
Reservations: Required; see above
URL: For details, see https://app.classlist.com/events/#/events/view/1529661435
