Green Screen
Last Green Screen of 2010: Earth Whisperers
We will finish our year off with a lovely Kiwi film: ‘Earth Whisperers/Papatuanuku’ http://www.wickcandle.co.nz 7pm, Grey Lynn community Centre, Richmond Road entry: $7 While our entry fee is usually only $2, the producer of this film has asked us to pay a fee of $5 a head, so we ask if you can pay $7…
Read MoreOctober Green Screen – Fierce Light
Fierce Light is a beautiful film which explores what happens when Spirit Meets Action, that is, showing the power that is released when spirituality and activism come together. It illuminates what is possible when human beings are their absolute best…..a human sunrise. Running time: 95 minutes September Green Screen was an insightful night and thanks…
Read MoreThe Water Whisperers
Here is the video below – come along this Wednesday for the screening Water Whisperers Tangaroa is a film that celebrates ten communities facing serious water issues, who come up with amazingly simple solutions. read More about Water Whisperers over here
Read MoreGreen Screen- The Water Whisperers, Tangaroa
We are thrilled to be hosting the Auckland Premier of the Water Whisperers Tangaroa Kathleen Gallagher award winning Director of Earth Whisperers Papatuanuku says “This film is about the reconnection of ourselves with our lakes, rivers and oceans. We have guides already in our midst – old fishermen, conservationists, farmers, scientists local iwi and divers…
Read MoreGreen Screen Presents: the Power of Community
The Power of Community is an inspiring description of how the people of Cuba overcame the loss of most of their oil supply; how they worked together at the grassroots level to feed themselves and move forward, into a lifestyle that is probably superior to what they had before. Run time: 53 minutes. http://www.powerofcommunity.org Also…
Read MoreGreen Screen:Garbage Warrior
We are excited to announce that we’ll be screening the documentary … Garbage Warrior A crew of builders explore off-the-grid sustainable building design in the New Mexico Desert. After the county shut down an ‘Earthship biotecture’ community while under construction, the founder, Michael Reynolds, went on a quest to get the state to pass a law for…
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