SUBHEAD: An underground movement of young people moving back to the land and growing their own food.
By Jerry DiPietro on 18 January 2017 for GMO Free Kauai -
(http://islandbreath.blogspot.com/2017/01/see-film-island-earth_18.html)
Image above: Detail of promotional poster for film "Island Earth". From Jeri DiPietro.
the Kauai premiere of a film "Island Earth" by Cyrus Sutton, an Emmy Award winning film maker and Professional Surfer. The film features many of our local and national friends in the movement!
The film is about all of you, and will help bring our story to the rest of the world!
WHAT:
Documentary movie "Island Earth" about agriculture, GMOs, pesticides and Hawaii.
WHEN:
Friday, Feburary 10th, 2107. Doors open at 6:00pm. Movie starts at 7:00pm.
WHERE:
Kauai Community College Performing Arts Center
Kaumaulii Highway
Puhi, Kauai
SPONSORS:
Hawaii SEED, GMO Free Kauai and The MOM Hui
CONTACTS:
Tabling space available for our coalition partners (with reservations in advance of the event.
Call MiKey at (808 )651-9603 or Jeri at (808) 651-1332.
We hope to fill up the Performing Arts Center so please come meet filmaker Cyrus Sutton, and please share and help spread the word! See you on Friday, February 10th.
Video above: Trailer for "Island Earth" From (https://youtu.be/8YHfoehag5I). Provided by (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cyrussutton/island-earth-documentary)
This documentary is about an underground movement of young people moving back to the land and growing their own food in response to corporate corruption in our food supply.
Video above: Background film about Cyrus Sutton and "Island Earth". From (https://youtu.be/q1YCMkcVDDg).
Cyrus Sutton is many things. A surfer. A storyteller. A filmmaker. An activist. It's his dynamic, healthy skepticism of the status quo and profound dedication to change that make him a visionary in the canon of contemporary surf personalities.
Currently, he's producing a new film called Island Earth that explores the world's food supply. You can bet that it will inspire you to take your food – and the way you choose to spend your cash in supporting business – just a little more seriously. And that's a good thing.
.
By Jerry DiPietro on 18 January 2017 for GMO Free Kauai -
(http://islandbreath.blogspot.com/2017/01/see-film-island-earth_18.html)
Image above: Detail of promotional poster for film "Island Earth". From Jeri DiPietro.
the Kauai premiere of a film "Island Earth" by Cyrus Sutton, an Emmy Award winning film maker and Professional Surfer. The film features many of our local and national friends in the movement!
The film is about all of you, and will help bring our story to the rest of the world!
WHAT:
Documentary movie "Island Earth" about agriculture, GMOs, pesticides and Hawaii.
WHEN:
Friday, Feburary 10th, 2107. Doors open at 6:00pm. Movie starts at 7:00pm.
WHERE:
Kauai Community College Performing Arts Center
Kaumaulii Highway
Puhi, Kauai
SPONSORS:
Hawaii SEED, GMO Free Kauai and The MOM Hui
CONTACTS:
Tabling space available for our coalition partners (with reservations in advance of the event.
Call MiKey at (808 )651-9603 or Jeri at (808) 651-1332.
We hope to fill up the Performing Arts Center so please come meet filmaker Cyrus Sutton, and please share and help spread the word! See you on Friday, February 10th.
Video above: Trailer for "Island Earth" From (https://youtu.be/8YHfoehag5I). Provided by (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cyrussutton/island-earth-documentary)
This documentary is about an underground movement of young people moving back to the land and growing their own food in response to corporate corruption in our food supply.
Video above: Background film about Cyrus Sutton and "Island Earth". From (https://youtu.be/q1YCMkcVDDg).
Cyrus Sutton is many things. A surfer. A storyteller. A filmmaker. An activist. It's his dynamic, healthy skepticism of the status quo and profound dedication to change that make him a visionary in the canon of contemporary surf personalities.
Currently, he's producing a new film called Island Earth that explores the world's food supply. You can bet that it will inspire you to take your food – and the way you choose to spend your cash in supporting business – just a little more seriously. And that's a good thing.
.
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