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".
Friday, 11th October Lentils: A Miracle of Nutrition 2019 / 52 minutes / Frigge Mehring In this documentary, we dive deep into the world of lentils! Lentils are undemanding plants from drier regions, yet they are extremely rich in protein and are real power packs full of minerals and trace elements. They could hold the […]
Friday, 4th October Let Us Be Heroes 2018 / 41 minutes / Rebecca Cappelli, Abhi Anchliya The film explores the impact of our food and lifestyle choices on our health, our home planet and our values. It shares inspiring stories from athletes, food and fashion entrepreneurs, a public speaker and an ocean environmentalist working to […]
Friday, 27th September Children Full of Life 2003 / 40 minutes/ Noboru Kaetsu Mr. Kanamori, a 4th grade primary school teacher in Kanazawa, Japan, gives his students lessons on what he considers to be the most important principles in life: to be happy and to care for other people. His lessons include discussion around teamwork, […]
Friday, 20th September Best Decision Ever 2018 / 35 mins / Built4Anything A unique look into what happens next when you decide to go vegan. This documentary will dive into the different social aspects of making this decision.
Friday, 13th September Cuba – The Accidental Eden 2011 / 53 mins / Doug Shultz This small island’s varied landscape, its location and its place at the center of Cold War politics have all combined to preserve some of the richest and most unusual natural environments of the hemisphere.
Friday, 6th September: Nature’s response to urban sprawl 2019 / 42 minutes / Martin Gronemeyer, Michaela Kirst It’s a new and surprising chapter in the theory of evolution. According to recent studies, it’s in our cities, of all places, that animals and plants adapt particularly quickly to changing living conditions. Nature’s response to the spread […]
Friday, 30th August Last Chance to See – Aye-Aye 2009 / 59 minutes / Tim Green This documentary showcases the efforts taken to conserve the elusive and fascinating aye-aye. Conservationists are struggling to preserve the remaining fragmented islands of forest by planting green corridors and engaging local communities.
Wild Karnataka 2019 / 52 minutes / Amoghavarsha J. S. & Kalyan Varma This film displays the varied habitats and species across Karnataka. Showcasing Bengal tigers and Indian elephants, along with lesser-known species like lion-tailed macaques, Indian leopards, birds, amphibians and reptiles. Come experience the wonders of Karnataka! The film is narrated by Sir David […]
Eco Film Club, every Friday at Sadhana Forest Schedule of Events: 16:00 Free bus from Solar Kitchen to Sadhana Forest for the Tour16:30 Tour of Sadhana Forest18:00 Free bus from Solar Kitchen to Sadhana Forest for the Eco Film Club18:30 Eco Film Club begins with “previews” of short Sadhana Forest films20:00 Dinner is served21:15 Free […]
Eco Film Club, every Friday at Sadhana Forest Schedule of Events: 16:00 Free bus from Solar Kitchen to Sadhana Forest for the Tour16:30 Tour of Sadhana Forest18:00 Free bus from Solar Kitchen to Sadhana Forest for the Eco Film Club18:30 Eco Film Club begins with “previews” of short Sadhana Forest films20:00 Dinner is served21:15 Free […]