The design of so called Advanced Nuclear reactors includes many features of passive safety, one of them being a water flow system for cooling the containment vessel. This system generates a counter-current flow pattern with a downward liquid film evaporating over the heated vessel surface and na upward stream of air. This work presents an analytical and numerical model for analysis of heat and mass transfer occuring in the interface formed by water film surfece anda ir-vapor mixture in counter-curent and parallel flows. Due to the lack of experimental data, the model is validated throught comparisons with analytical results found in the flow analysed and the results for Nusselt and Sherwood numbers are presented.