Next Friday, April 8th, we’re going to show an assortment of inspirational shorts including The Man Who Planted Trees.
Genre: art, permaculture, forestry & environmentalism – 49 Minutes, English
Join us this Friday in screening a collection of beautiful and inspiring short films delving into re-forestation, permaculture and some inspiration for our futures.
Next Friday, June 10th, our Ecofilm will be Coral Reef Adventure. Genre: Documentary, Nature, 2003. Director: Greg MacGillivray Coral Reef Adventure follows the exploits and crusades of Howard and Michelle Hall as they embark on a ten-month expedition of the world’s most vibrant and endangered coral reefs. Beginning at the Great Barrier Reef off the…
The Eco Film on Friday, February 19th: The Cove Genre: Documentary. Director: Louie Psihoyos. Australia, 2009. 92 minutes. In a sleepy lagoon off the coast of Japan lies a shocking secret that a few desperate men will stop at nothing to keep hidden from the world. In Taiji, Japan, former dolphin trainer Ric O’Barry has…
The Eco Film next Friday, Octiober 7th will be Gashole. Genre: Documentary. Directors: Scott Roberts, Jeremy Wagener. 2010. 101 Minutes. English Gas Hole is an eye-opening documentary about the history of oil prices and sheds light on a secret that the big oil companies don’t want you to know – that there are viable and affordable alternatives to…
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…
The Eco Film on Friday, September 2nd will be Cities on Speed – Mumbai: Disconnected. Genre: Documentary, Social Issues. English with Danish subtitles, 59 minutes. Directed by: Frederik Jacobi & Camilla Nielsson. This is a four-part mini-series from Sundance. In the first episode “Mumbai: Disconnected”, the rate at which the city is growing has largely…
The Eco Film on Friday, December 4th: Rang-e Khoda (The Color Of Paradise) Won 10 awards in 7 international film festivals Genre: Drama. Director: Majid Majidi. Iran, 1999. 90 minutes Majid Majidi, director and writer of the much-acclaimed “The Children of Heaven” has again proven to the world that he is able to demonstrate weighty ideas…
