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Celebrating Earth Day through Cinema

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Habits of Heroes: Perseverance
This week we’re happy to recognize Earth Day, coming up on April 22nd.  Most of us believe in Climate change, and what better way to celebrate our planet than to engage through cinema. Today, we highlight 3 films anchored on this subject of the environment, along with some of the amazing wildlife being challenged by our climate crisis.

Virunga, an extraordinary film sharing the biodiversity of the Congo and winner of 54 intl film awards – The Vanishing of Bees, an important movie released in 2009 that you may not have seen, and Origins, an interesting journey through our biological roots that raises concerns about how technology is choking our environment....Click PLAY button below to hear podcast.
There have been many great movies made over the years, where the hero has to overcome crazy odds to succeed. There’s a goal, a quest, or a challenge. Of course, the stakes are relative, based on the world of each particular film. Maybe he gets the girl, solves the case, or even saves the world. 

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Recognizing that film is the most powerful form of social and political activism, you will learn the keys to unlock the powers of Filmmaking for Change, from story ideas to production, film festivals through distribution.

Filmmakers can broaden their audiences and create powerful learning experiences for hundreds of thousands of students who might not otherwise see a particular film. This book helps to provide resources to filmmakers looking to impact both teaching and learning in the classroom.
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