12wonderY
I'm connected to a group in Kentucky, Frack Free Foothills.
They put out an email about a showing of a film by Sellus Wilder titled The End of the Line: The True Story of the Bluegrass Pipeline
brief description:
When two major energy companies teamed up to ship hazardous liquids to the gulf coast, they didn't count on the resistance the Bluegrass Pipeline would encounter in Kentucky. A diverse coalition of farmers, activists and religious orders won against all odds after joining forces to resist a threat to their land, liberty, and lives.
Mr Wilder is looking for locations to screen his film. He will be in Huntington March 8th.
Here's his webpage: http://selluswilder.com/
They put out an email about a showing of a film by Sellus Wilder titled The End of the Line: The True Story of the Bluegrass Pipeline
brief description:
When two major energy companies teamed up to ship hazardous liquids to the gulf coast, they didn't count on the resistance the Bluegrass Pipeline would encounter in Kentucky. A diverse coalition of farmers, activists and religious orders won against all odds after joining forces to resist a threat to their land, liberty, and lives.
Mr Wilder is looking for locations to screen his film. He will be in Huntington March 8th.
Here's his webpage: http://selluswilder.com/
22wonderY
Kiss the Ground, a film about regenerative agriculture is available on Netflix. I started watching it on my phone but I quickly needed to take notes and paused. I haven’t gotten back to it yet; and I’ve misplaced the notes. I have bought the companion book, but haven’t cracked it open yet.
