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VOLUME 3, 2008
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Power Shift
A great introduction to the Earth Cinema Circle, this inspiring film narrated by Cameron Diaz describes many different ways that we can be involved in healing the problems facing the planet today. From eco-friendly building designs to alternative power supplies and upgrading our appliances, this film shows us a path towards a brighter, cleaner, healthier planet for ourselves and for future generations.
26 minutes in English. Narrated by Cameron Diaz, produced by WorldLink.
Ladies of the Land
Winner of a 2007 Student Academy Award, this short documentary proclaims the arrival of a new kind of farmer: women. At a time when many small family farms are closing down and being replaced by huge corporate farms, women are joining the ranks of the small family farmers at an incredible rate. They are connecting with their community through farmers’ markets and connecting to their land and animals in a completely new way. Ladies of the Land introduces us to four very different farmers, each forging her way in a homegrown effort to reclaim our land, our food and our communities.
30 minutes in English. Directed by Megan Thompson.
Sharks: Stewards of the Reef
It’s time to change our understanding of the ocean’s most dangerous predator. Although villanized by the media, sharks are an incredibly important part of the marine ecosystem and need protection if we want to keep the oceans healthy and alive. Take a look at the dangers they face and the changes we can make in our lives to make a difference in theirs.
27 minutes in English. Written by David McGuire and directed by Holiday Johnson.
Kilowatt Ours
This powerful film brings home the impact of our energy use, asking the question, “Do you know where your electricity comes from?” The answer is probably coal, the most environmentally destructive source of energy in use today. This film offers practical ways that we can each use less electricity and burn less coal, reducing our carbon footprint significantly.
38 minutes in English. Written and Directed by Jeff Barrie.



