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 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 Ecofilm on Friday, March 18th at 19:00 will be Leap of Faith – Explorations in Swarji. Please join us for a question and answer with the director, Shammi Nanda, directly after the film. Genre: Documentary, Directed by: Shammi Nanda, 2007, 51 Minutes, Hindi/English w/ English subtitles The film explores the lives of three families…
The Eco Film on Friday, April 2nd: Bad Seed – The Truth about our Food Genre: Documentary. Director: Timo Nadudvari USA, 2006. 58 minutes. Life has evolved on our planet for billions of years. Humans now have the technology to destroy all that nature’s wisdom has provided. Genetic Engineering (GE) poses a serious threat to the…
On Friday, June 24th, we celebrate the 3rd anniversary of our Eco Film Club by screening Garbage Warrior again. Genre: Documentary. 86 minutes Directed by: Oliver Hodge. Won the Most Popular Film at the Vancouver International Film Festival Shot over three years in the USA, England, India and New Mexico, Garbage Warrior is a feature…
Our Eco-Film on Friday, January 28th will be The End of the Line. Genre: Documentary, Director: Rupert Murray, 2009, 85 Minutes, English / Nominated for 3 awards Is it true that by 2048 the oceans may no longer have anything left in them to fish? The End of the Line explores this issue in great…
Next Friday’s Eco Film will be African Cats, screened November 4th at 7 p.m. 2011. 89 Minutes, English. Director: Alastair Fothergill and Keith Scholey An epic true story set against the backdrop of one of the wildest places on Earth, African Cats captures the real-life love, humour and determination of the majestic kings of the savanna. The…
