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Environmental films in Bristol

Posted by hibiscus - 2 March 2010 at 7:46am - Comments
 Hi,
  ENVIRONMENTAL FILMS are making it:
  01. TOMORROW 10pm Tuesday 2nd MARCH -Channel MORE 4 "THE LAST OF THE HONEYBEES";
 
  02. 7:15pm SATURDAY 6th MARCH -Channel 4 "END OF THE LINE" [GLOBAL FISH DEPLETION] 
 
  03. LITTLE THEATRE BATH -SATELLITE PREMIERE OF THE CO-OP's "DIRTY OIL" 
           MONDAY 15th MARCH T= 0871 704 2061 FOR START TIME
      
           DIRTY OIL hits cinemas for a nationwide satellite premiere Monday 15th March and introduces the first of the Co-operative’s Toxic Fuel’s film 
         trilogy, addressing the catastrophic effect of Canada’s Tar Sands. Told through the eyes of environmentalists, ‘big oil’ chiefs and aboriginal 
         citizens, DIRTY OIL shocks audiences with its portrayal of America’s dangerous addiction to oil. 
 
         DIRTY OIL plus Panel Discussion
 
          A Picturehouse DOCS screening, introduced via satellite by Neve Campbell and followed by a satellite panel discussion
          DIRTY OIL (Cert TBC)
        Director: Leslie Iwerks. Starring: Andrew Nikiforuk, Lester Brown, Mike Hudema, John Soykut. USA/Canada 2009. TBC mins.
        Building on the current appetite for environmental films examining issues around natural resources and pollution, DIRTY OIL takes us deep  
        behind the scenes into the strip-mined world of Alberta, Canada. Here the vast and toxic Tar Sands deposit supplies the U.S. with the majority of  
        its oil. Through the eyes of scientists, ‘big oil’ officials, politicians, doctors, environmentalists and aboriginal citizens directly affected by ‘the largest 
        industrial project on the planet today’, the filmmakers journey to both sides of the border to see the irreversible toll this ‘black gold rush’, fuelled by 
        America’s addiction to oil, is taking on our planet.
        The panel will include:
        Paul Monaghan, Head of Ethics and Sustainable Development, The Co-operative (chair)
        Leslie Iwerks, Director, DIRTY OIL (previous Academy Award winner)George Poitras, Mikisew Cree Indigenous First Nation (Chief from June 1999 to 
        June 2002)Colin Butfield, Head of Campaigns, World Wildlife Fund-UK
See you there!

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