You can either just turn up on the night and buy a ticket there, or book tickets in advance.
This is a film screening (+ post-film Q&A), arranged with Transition Town Reading, to be held at the independent cinema, "Reading Biscuit Factory," at 6 pm on October 24th (2023), 1 Queens Walk, Reading RG1 7QE.
Here is the booking link (or just turn up on the door).
Overview.
With a theme of "Growing out of Our Troubled Civilization", join Transition
Town Reading for three films, offering a realistic but practical
perspective on where we now are, and where we might go. This is part of
Reading International Festival, and includes a post-film Q&A.
"The Sequel" (1 hour) shines a light on the work and legacy of David Fleming, a historian, economist, and ecologist with a deep understanding of how we got into our current predicament, and a compelling vision of how we can recover what we have lost as the market economy has worked its way into every aspect of our lives.
"Together We Grow" is a 40-minute documentary that tells the inspiring story of a thriving hub helping to build resilience into its local community by growing, sewing, repairing, sharing – you name it, Common Unity is doing it!
"Earth Action Challenge" is a short (4-minute) film about a local eco-action event held at Reading's own Lavender Place Community Garden.
"The Sequel" (1 hour) shines a light on the work and legacy of David Fleming, a historian, economist, and ecologist with a deep understanding of how we got into our current predicament, and a compelling vision of how we can recover what we have lost as the market economy has worked its way into every aspect of our lives.
"Together We Grow" is a 40-minute documentary that tells the inspiring story of a thriving hub helping to build resilience into its local community by growing, sewing, repairing, sharing – you name it, Common Unity is doing it!
"Earth Action Challenge" is a short (4-minute) film about a local eco-action event held at Reading's own Lavender Place Community Garden.
Panelists for post-film Q&A:
Professor Chris Rhodes, Director of Fresh-lands Environmental Actions, and Chair of Transition Town Reading.
Tracey Rawling Church, Co-chair of the Reading Climate Change Partnership.
Natalie Ganpatsingh, Director of Nature Nurture.
Evening Programme:
The ordering of events is: 6.00 pm, "The Sequel"; 7.00 pm, short break;
7.10, "Together We Grow"; 7.50, "Earth in Action Challenge"; 8.00 pm,
Q&A panel. Finish about 8.25 pm.
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