Events
Check out the ECOWEEK events in Belgrade! [Films]
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ECOWEEK 2012: Documentaries
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The film is open and free admission to the general
public.
Date of screening: Tentative - to be announced
program
Q&A Speaker: To be announced.
Language of film: English (no subtitles) |
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ECOWEEK 2012: Site visits
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The site visits is included in registration. First-come
first serve.
Date of site visit: To be announced program
Meeting Place: To be announced.
Meeting Time: To be announced.
Guide: To be announced.
Language: English |
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DOCUMENTARIES AT ECOWEEK
Since 2005 documentaries are part of the ECOWEEK program.
In 2007, ECOWEEK was among the first to show in Greece the
Oscar-winning documentary An Inconvenient Truth
with Nobel-Laureate and former US Vice President Al Gore,
across Greece and Cyprus. In 2008 ECOWEEK organized a panel
discussion for the premiere of The 11th Hour with
Leonardo DiCaprio at the 48th Thessaloniki International
Film Festival, and free screenings across Greece and Cyprus.
In 2008 ECOWEEK hosted the premiere of Last Call for Planet
Earth by Jacques Allard. In 2009 ECOWEEK was the
first to show the newly released The Age of Stupid
by director Franny Armstrong and Oscar-winning producer
John Battsek starring Pete Postlethwaite, in Athens (Greece)
at the same time the film was premiered in most capitals across
the world.
ECOWEEK is also screening the TVE documentary series ELEMENT
by director Emily McDowell, broadcast on MTV channels
globally, featuring young social entrepreneurs who initiate
creative projects for Climate Change and UNs Millenium Development
Goals; The Next Industrial Revolution directed by Shelley
Morhaim featuring architect William McDonough and chemist
Michael Braungart and their cradle-to-cradle concept; The
Power of Community directed by Faith Morgan, about
how Cuba survived the Peak Oil crisis in the 1990s with urgan
organic agriculture; The Rural Studio presenting
Samuel Mockbee's vision of Architecture as a catalyst for
social change; Kilowatt Ours by Jerr Barrie
about where our energy comes from and what is the impact on
the environment and the local communities; and Architecture
2030 by architect Ed Mazria a leader in
passive solar architecture and sustainable building.
ECOWEEK welcomes invitations for public, corporate, community,
and educational screenings. All invited screenings have a
charge for the public screening copyrights. Contact
ecoweek[at]ecoweek.org
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