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Renewal
Sep 8 2010 - 7:00pm - 9:00pm
admission: $6.00
The third film in Stonyfield's Sustainability Film Series, Renewal is the first feature-length documentary film to capture the vitality and diversity of today’s religious environmental activists. Director Marty Ostrow will be the guest speaker. The community co-presenter for this program is Michigan Interfaith Power & Light.
Tickets are only $6 ($5 for members of the Michigan Theater and Ann Arbor Film Festival, students, and senior citizens) with all proceeds benefiting Food Gatherers. Tickets are on sale online at The Michigan Theater starting August 16th. The Stonyfield Sustainability Film Series is supported by the Ann Arbor Film Festival, Zingerman’s, People’s Food Co-op and UM Graham Sustainability Institute.
Carbon Nation
Sep 15 2010 - 7:00pm - 9:00pm
admission: $6.00
Carbon Nation, the fourth film in Stonyfield's Sustainability Series explores climate change solutions. Even if viewers doubt the severity of the impact of climate change, or don't buy it at all, "Carbon Nation" illustrates how solutions to climate change also address social, economic and national security issues. Director/producer Peter Byck will discuss the film and answer questions following the screening. The Ecology Center is the community co-presenter for this program.
Tickets are only $6 ($5 for members of the Michigan Theater and Ann Arbor Film Festival, students, and senior citizens) with all proceeds benefiting Food Gatherers. Tickets are on sale online at The Michigan Theater starting August 16th. The Stonyfield Sustainability Film Series is supported by the Ann Arbor Film Festival, Zingerman’s, People’s Food Co-op and UM Graham Sustainability Institute.
"What the Hell Was That?"
Sep 18 2010 - 7:00pm - 9:00pm
admission: $0.00
This installment of "What the Hell Was That?" is co-presented by the Projectorhead series from U of M's Screen Arts and Cultures department. Several short experimental films from the Ann Arbor Film Festival archives will be presented and screened by expert panelists followed by discussion with the audience.
Ingredients
Sep 22 2010 - 7:00pm - 9:00pm
admission: $6.00
Ingredients, the final film of Stonyfield's Sustainability Series focuses on the farmers and chefs who are creating a truly sustainable food system. Their collaborative work has resulted in great-tasting food and an explosion of consumer awareness about the benefits of eating local. Jeff McCabe of SELMA Café and the Homegrown Festival, as well as Molly Notarianni, manager of the Ann Arbor Farmers’ Market, will be the guest speakers. The community co-presenter is Think Local First.
Tickets are only $6 ($5 for members of the Michigan Theater and Ann Arbor Film Festival, students, and senior citizens) with all proceeds benefiting Food Gatherers. Tickets are on sale online at The Michigan Theater starting August 16th. The Stonyfield Sustainability Film Series is supported by the Ann Arbor Film Festival, Zingerman’s, People’s Food Co-op and UM Graham Sustainability Institute.
