Vanishing Bees and Urban Farming at Film Festival in Tempe This Weekend
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In celebration of Earth month, Whole Foods is holding screenings of six films in 70 cities for their Do Something Reel Film Festival. The films aim to share character-driven provocative stories about folks making a difference to the earth, our bodies and the economy.
Here's the rundown:
Saturday, April 16
4 p.m. - Vanishing of the Bees: Juno's Ellen Page narrates this fascinating story about why honeybees are dying, what that means and what we can do about it.
Vanishing of the Bees - Trailer from Bee The Change on Vimeo.
6 p.m. - Bag It: A fresh look from a regular guy at America's dependency on plastics.
8 p.m. - Planeat: A visually captivating culinary journey of plant-based diets.
Sunday, April 17
4 p.m. - Lunch Line: The past, present and future of the The National School Lunch Program.
6 p.m. - On Coal River: A heartbreaking story of the human cost of coal mining.
9 p.m. - Urban Roots: An inspirational tale about urban farming and food security in Detroit.
Catch all the trailers here.
Each screening is $8. Purchase tickets through Madcap Theaters.
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