Every Friday we get together to watch a film with themes that relate to Sadhana Forest. These can be films about environment, natural history, social issues, etc.
We open this evening to guests and welcome anyone that would like to share this evening with us. Reservations are not required. We provide a free shuttle bus from the center of Auroville to Sadhana Forest and back. Before the featured film we have a tour of the project, explaining the project’s mission, achievements, challenges, and future aspirations.
After the film we provide a vegan, organic dinner free of charge. This evening is given as a gift. To read more about why we don't charge for activities such as these go to: "Gift Economy".
The Floods Are Coming: Climate refugees in Bangladesh 42 Minutes / English / 2019 / A Film By Lourdes Picareta Momtaj Begum and her family of eight have already been turned into climate refugees. Her village was swallowed by the river, along with many others. Around 2,000 displaced people like her arrive in the Bangladeshi […]
Years of Living Dangerously: A Dangerous Future 50 Minutes / English / 2014 / Produced by The Years Project In June 2, 2014, Michael C. Hall travels to Bangladesh to see how climate change will impact workers and the poor in developing countries in the coming decades, when a projected 150 million people will be forced to […]
The Climate Exodus: mass migration, the real environmental disaster 42 Minutes / English / 2019 / Produced by Richard Klug and Susanne Strezenbach. How many millions of people will be forced to leave their homes by 2050? This documentary looks at the so-called hotspots of climate change in the Sahel zone, Indonesia and the […]
The Samjhauta Express 58 Minutes / English / 2015 / Directed by Gerry Troyna Commonly called the Friendship Express, is a twice-weekly train – Tuesdays and Fridays – that runs between Delhi and Attari in India and Lahore in Pakistan. The word samjhauta means “agreement”,”accord” and “compromise” in both Hindi and Urdu. Until the reopening […]
The Poachers Pipeline 51 Minutes / English / 2016 / Produced by Al Jazeera About twenty five thousand Rhino are left in Africa. Six thousand have been killed in the last decade. The largest concentration of Rhino is in South Africa and the Kruger National Park has become the major killing field, with two or […]
Tourism vs Extinction 51 Minutes / English / 2017 / Produced by PlanetDoc A different kind of tourism is spreading around the entire world. These new travellers go in search of re-encounters with nature, feeling the ancestral pull of our origins, the irresistible call of virgin lands
The Lost Elephants of Timbuktu 48 Minutes / English / 2001 / Produced by BBC Natural World David Attenborough narrates this documentary following young research student Anne Orlando as she sets out on an unforgettable adventure, hoping to solve the mysteries surrounding a herd of elephants that inhabit the desert south of the fabled city […]
The Antarctica Challenge: A Global Warning 52 Minutes / English / 2009 / Produced by Mark Terry The Antarctica Challenge: A Global Warning is the documentary that goes to the source of the climate change crisis: Antarctica. Here we explore first-hand the environmental challenges facing that frozen continent and, by extension, the world.
Wildest India: Thar Desert : Sacred Sands 52 Minutes / English / 2012 / Produced by Allison Bean Covering 200,000 square kilometers, India’s Thar Desert is one of the harshest places on the planet. Baking heat, desiccating winds and near permanent drought has earned this unforgiving land another name – “the region of death.” As we explore India’s […]
The Sava Floodplains – Croatia’s secret paradise 50 Minutes / English / 2018 / Directed by Sigurd Tesche Every year, in the middle of Croatia, it’s the same story: after the annual snowmelt, a huge flood wave spills out of the Alps toward Zagreb and Belgrade. The annual floods not only create a natural retention reservoir […]
On December 19th Sadhana Forest is turning 15 years old! A huge Thank You goes out to all of you who made this wonderful journey possible!
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