| Session 4 Saturday, April 17, 4:00pm – 5:30pm AMC/LOEWS Boston Common: 175 Tremont St. Boston |
Life Without Green 15min
The West Wing' meets 'Rescue Me' by way of
'Vanished' in “Life Without Green” – a political drama
about a young Jewish woman's struggle to keep her
unraveling life together after her fiancée vanishes in a
haze of suspicion. Environmental politics clash with the
gambling underworld in this Boston-based mystery.
Cast: Abby Phon
Writer and Co-Producer: Adam Roberts
Executive Producer: Abby Phon
Producer: Ashley Triffletti
Director: Ishai Setton
(USA)
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Farmageddon 77min
Farmageddon begins with the story of a young family
with a son who was diagnosed as asmatic and allergic to
just about everything. He was healed with a diet of local
organic farm-raised whole foods that included fresh
unpasteurized milk from grass fed cows. However, this
healing food is becoming harder and harder to obtain
due to a government that clearly favors factory farms
and processed foods over local unprocessed foods. It
depicts consumers all over the country who have been
denied their rights to choose what foods they want to
put into their bodies by outlandish government raids on
food co-ops, private food clubs and local farms.
Director, Producer: Kristin Canty
Co-Producer: Paul Dewey
Director of Photography: Benjamin Eckstein
Cob Carlson text Editor
The West Wing' meets 'Rescue Me' by way of
'Vanished' in “Life Without Green” – a political drama
about a young Jewish woman's struggle to keep her
unraveling life together after her fiancée vanishes in a
haze of suspicion. Environmental politics clash with the
gambling underworld in this Boston-based mystery.
Cast: Abby Phon
Writer and Co-Producer: Adam Roberts
Executive Producer: Abby Phon
Producer: Ashley Triffletti
Director: Ishai Setton
(USA)
____________________________________________
Farmageddon 77min
Farmageddon begins with the story of a young family
with a son who was diagnosed as asmatic and allergic to
just about everything. He was healed with a diet of local
organic farm-raised whole foods that included fresh
unpasteurized milk from grass fed cows. However, this
healing food is becoming harder and harder to obtain
due to a government that clearly favors factory farms
and processed foods over local unprocessed foods. It
depicts consumers all over the country who have been
denied their rights to choose what foods they want to
put into their bodies by outlandish government raids on
food co-ops, private food clubs and local farms.
Director, Producer: Kristin Canty
Co-Producer: Paul Dewey
Director of Photography: Benjamin Eckstein
Cob Carlson text Editor
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