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the Reel Earth Environmental Film Festival 20 - 26 Nov

Last post 09-11-2008, 2:39 PM by spade. 0 replies.
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  •  09-11-2008, 2:39 PM 3855

    the Reel Earth Environmental Film Festival 20 - 26 Nov

    Hello there

    The enviromental film festival is coming to welly.  I know it is great because I used to promote it in Palmerston North and have been to it a few times.  So come along

     Ciao Katie 

     

    The Reel Earth Film Festival (Nov 20 - 26), featuring films from New Zealand and across the world, spans a diverse range of themes including natural history, environmental and social justice, energy, community action, and sustainable resource use.

     

    This November, the Wellington Branch of Forest and Bird are hosting the Reel Earth Film Festival at The Paramount, Courtenay Place.

    Reel Earth has something for everyone - from the ever topical debate around where our energy comes from, to the dilemma of managing introduced species, whale strandings, and the impact our changing climate is having on the world’s animal and plant life.

    It features stunning photography, and bit of humour, and a lot of inspirational people whose actions are making a difference to their corner of the world. The Reel Earth Environmental Film Festival is in its fourth season and has been incredibly successful all over New Zealand from its home town in Palmerston North to the Far North and down to Otago. The Wellington Festival features talks from local experts – see the programme for more details.

    Tickets
    Adult - $14.50
    Student, film society, senior - $12.50
    Child - $9

    Tickets are on sale from 6 November. Tickets are available via phone 04 384 4080, or at the Paramount ticket office. www.paramount.co.nz

    For more information on the featured films and session times, click here.

    Programme (PDF) *

    *News Flash: Award-winning New Zealand filmmaker Justin Pemberton will introduce his film 'The Nuclear Comeback' on opening night, Thursday 20 November.

    The Nuclear Comeback has just received the Best International Documentary prize at the Cinemambiente Awards in Italy, the world's oldest and most prestigious environmental film festival.

    Tickets $20, including a glass of wine. e-mail envirofilms@gmail.com to book.


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