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| Thursday, Feb 9th, 2006, 8pm |
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BOTTLE THIS!
Warner
Bottled water claims to be the healthy alternative — but is it really worth paying 1,000 times more than for tap? And how did tap water get such a bad rap?
In this narrated photo essay the filmmaker looks at the myths and realities of the bottled water industry. How much is hype, and how much not? Might tap water use the techniques of bottled water to rescue its embattled image? |
Produced and Narrated by Gregory Warner
running time: 11 minutes
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ONE WATER Breathtakingly photograph across several continents as well as underwater, One Water is currently a non-verbal 20 minute film about the state of potable water in our world. The film is the main pillar of a larger effort to engage American students in research and writing about global issues of sustainability. Some of this engagement can be viewed at www.onewater.org
Live accompaniment by members of the University of Miami's
Frost Symphony Orchestra. Conducted by Thomas Sleeper.
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directed by Sanjeev Chatterjee of the School of Communication
edited by Ali Habashi of the College of Engineering
photographed by Ed Talavera, of the School of Communication
music was written and arranged by Prof. Thomas Sleeper of the Frost School of Music, Univ. of Miami.
running time: 20 minutes
http://com.miami.edu/collaborative/ |
PANEL DISCUSSION:
How is progress changing our relationship
to water and our health?
Moderator: Deborah Magdalena
- Lauren Brown Attorney, Waterkeeper Alliance
- Linda Young Clean Water Network of Florida
- Sanjeev Chatterjee Filmmaker, "One Water"
- Garve Ivey Attorney |
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Additional screening at the
Miami Beach Cinematheque 6pm |
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Cowboys, indians and lawyers
A huge Western water project pits a radical, gay Native American activist against his own tribal government and their politically connected lawyer. In an intimate portrait of the clash between old West and new, COWBOYS, INDIANS, AND LAWYERS explores Western politics and Anglo-Indian relations through a rural community battle over money, power and water. |
directed by Julia Dengel
running time: 60 minutes
http://www.mbcinema.com
Miami Beach Cinematheque
512 Española Way,
South Beach. |