Next Friday’s Ecofilm will be Baraka, screening April 15th at 7 p.m.
Genre: environmentalism, 96 minutes, English
Here is a 10-minute extract of the movie:
Join us this Friday to get taken on a spiritual, worldly journey. Baraka takes you to different ends of the world, where you’ll experience different cultures and landscapes. Baraka shows you things you never thought existed and can bring a smile to your face or make you cry, all without any dialogue.
The next Friday Eco Film at Sadhana Forest will be Plastic Planet, being screened August 19th at 7 p.m. as usual. Documentary, 94 minutes, English, 2009 – Directed by: Werner Boote Watch the trailer: This informative documentary takes us on a journey around the globe – from the Moroccan Sahara to the middle of the…
The Eco Film on Friday, February 26th: The Real Dirt on Farmer John Won 4 Best Documentary awards in international film festivals Genre: Documentary. Director: Taggart Siegel. USA, 2006. 82 minutes. An award-winning true story of a third-generation American farmer John Peterson’s heroic journey of success, failure and rebirth, through his childhood in the ‘50s,…
Our next Eco Film, screening Friday, December 16th, will be Planet Earth: Pole to Pole. Genere: Documentary, BBC, 2006, English, 51 minutes. PLANET EARTH’s premiere episode, “Pole to Pole,” ties the series together with a fresh understanding of how life in every nook and cranny of the globe is connected — from the highest mountains…
The Eco Film on Friday, September 18th: Autism: The Musical Here’s an interview with Tricia Regan, the Director of ‘Autism: The Musical’: Won 7 awards including an Emmy Award in 2008 Genre: Documentary. Director: Tricia Regan. USA, 2007. 93 Minutes. With environmental pressures (especially the abundance of heavy metals) Autism is the fastest growing developmental…
The Eco Film on Friday, October 23rd: Life and Debt The full movie is available on blip.tv: Won the Audience Award in the Prague One World Film Festival 2002 Genre: Documentary. Writer: Jamaica Kincaid. Director: Stephanie Black. USA, 2001. 80 minutes. Based on the fascinating novel “A Small Place” by Jamaica Kincaid, and backed by…
The Eco-Film on Friday, February 4th at 7 p.m. will be Great Migrations – Born to Move. Genre: Documentary, Produced by: National Geographic, 2010, 50 Minutes, English, Narrated by: Alec Baldwin Born to Move spans the globe, revealing four of the most remarkable animal movements: Sperm Whales traveling over a million miles in a lifetime;…
