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Water and air pose completely different challenges to animals on a number of levels.

"It's for kids, anywhere from 6 to 12 years old, just to kind of teach them about animal advocacy, how to be supportive of animals in your community, how to take care of animals and different ...

Animal Flow was the brainchild of Mike Fitch in 2010, a USA-based fitness educator and movement coach with 20 years of experience. Using animal movements, he wanted to achieve a superior way of how ...

The free screening on Wednesday, April 30 in Mexico City's Zócalo is being held in honor of Día de las Niñas y los Niños, or Children’s Day.

For example, "Flow" could only be done as an animated film, he said, because of all the animals, water movements and camera choreography used. "Animation can be anything," he said.

6) Flowing It’s often said filmmakers should never work with animals and water — at least our movie doesn’t have kids! The water in Flow is a storytelling technique.

Children will rewatch it until the pixels wear out. Our hero is a dark – maybe grey, maybe black – cat without a name (though I’m betting many fans will end up calling it Flow).

It should be said that Flow isn’t for children, not because of any violence but because the themes are emotionally heavy, even for adults. It’s a film about hope, where life keeps throwing ...