In Bescanó, a small town of just over 5,000 inhabitants located west of Girona, on the banks of the Ter river, dozens of residents gather every fortnight at the municipal theatre to enjoy an auteur cinema screening in its original version. They are organized by the Cineclub de Bescanó, an associative project founded 5 years ago, which now has 280 members and has held over 100 sessions. During this time, it has screened Hollywood classics, the best releases from independent European cinema, or the latest hits from Catalan cinema, featuring prominent names such as Marcel Barrena with El 47,Isaki Lacuesta with Segundo premio, Judith Colell with Frontera or Sergi López with Sirat. And always with a very good reception from the audience. The weekend of June 6 and 7, Bescanó will also host the XXI meeting of cineclubs from all over the Catalan Countries.

For the first time in a century, Parisians can once again bathe in the Seine. The French capital took advantage of last year's Olympic Games to change residents' relationship with their river. In Bern, the river is a highway for people to let loose and go to the Swiss capital's large swimming pool area. This also happens, to a lesser extent, in the urban area of Girona, where from the Glory and the coronavirus has completely changed the relationship with the Ter.