Filmreihe #2030
Because their beloved dog Todd barks too much, Molly and John Chester lose their flat. The couple then leaves the big city and plunges headlong into the realisation of a long-cherished, big dream: starting their own farm. On over 80 hectares in the Californian hills, the couple wants to bring more harmony into their lives - and into the land that feeds them.
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Filmplakat „Unsere große kleine Farm“ von John Chester (OmU)
What follows are eight years of work that demand everything from the idealists, but also produce 10,000 fruit trees and every imaginable domestic and wild animal on a once depleted, arid land. Among them, an amazing pig named Emma and her best friend, the rooster "Greasy". Amidst fragile water pipes, greedy snails, coyotes determined to do anything, and a new ancient ecosystem, the Chesters realise that in the great interconnectedness of life, all can contribute - trusting in the wisdom of nature and life itself.
With six impressive documentaries on biodiversity, species conservation, sustainable agriculture and mobility, we cordially invite you to the open-air summer cinema on Stone Square.
After the films, you will have the opportunity to talk directly with committed actors. The Culinary Kiosk will introduce itself and offer drinks, snacks and information on sustainable nutrition and consumption. A cinema experience in August for young and old.
The event is free of charge, limited number of participants. Remaining tickets at the box office. The current hygiene measures apply. Due to the pandemic, registration is necessary in advance. Admission to the event is only possible upon presentation of the free ticket.
The film series #2030 is a series of events organised by the Department of Education for Sustainable Development (SBNE)/Department of Urban Development, Building and Environment of the district of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf. In cooperation with delphi LUX and the Berlin State Agency for Civic Education.
More info online and Instagram @filmreihe2030
Duration: 1h 31min Admission from 6:30pm / Please check in by 7pm.
(Program in German)
