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Eyes Beyond

Logline: The Morales' brothers invite their next door neighbours over for dinner but dinner turns out to be a spiraling nightmare for the Roger's family.
Producer: Elizabeth Rizzuto
Director: Daniel Reininghaus
Runtime: 28min
Contact: eyesbeyondmovie.pr@gmail.com

Official Website:
www.eyesbeyondmovie.com

IMDB
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1612316/fullcredits#cast

“Climate chaos in the South. The victims’ story” is a documentary (53’) about the impact of climate change on the people in the South, told by victims and experts in three continents: Latin-America (Ecuador), Africa (Burkina Faso and Togo) and Asia (Bangladesh). The cases in the film are complementary, in the sense that together they represent the most important aspects of climate change, that have a strangling impact on men’s livelihoods: the seasons that seem to have a mind on their own, the downpours and cyclones that destroy all that stands, the droughts that scorch the Earth, the rising sea that is taking back land, and the terrible lack of sweet water.
This is another film on climate change, indeed, but this one is about people, not polar bears or glaciers. Moreover, it is the victims in the South themselves in the first place, who tell about their own experience, while international experts (like Lord Nicholas Stern, Michael Gorbachev, Pavan Sukhdev, Jean-Pascal van Ypersele,…) sketch the broader context. All 50 of them together tell one huge story, the story of the staggering climate chaos in the South, and its consequences on the population. Farmers and fishermen, climate refugees and village chiefs, professors, UN experts and ngo engaged people testify to the fast-increasing poverty, and the life quality that’s going down fast. What originally appeared to be purely an environment problem, seems to become an unimaginable humanitarian catastrophe, that’s only just begun. That something has to be done to mitigate climate change is obvious, but that the South will also have to adapt, is inevitable. Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands leave their home, in search of a still viable place…

C R E D I T S
Production: Wereldmediatheek, Antwerp, Belgium – www.wereldmediatheek.be
Direction, interviews, script: Geert De Belder
Camera, editing: Thomas Thys
Music: stillerman – www.myspace.com/stillermansound
Layout: Roel Thoné
Layout posters, flyers: Volta

© Wereldmediatheek, 2009.
Length: 53 min.
Subtitled in English (other versions in Dutch, French, Spanish)
www.climatechaos.be
info@wereldmediatheek.be
- Price: € 8,00 + postage
- Duration: 53 min.
- Director: Geert De Belder (WERELDMEDIATHEEK, Belgium)

The Dead Will Guide Us is the story of how the dead and nature, particularly elephants, have brought the human and natural communities together for peacemaking and reconciliation. In November 2004, everyday gandhis supported Voinjama's first post-war traditional Mourning Feast. Over 5,000 people peacefully attended. A cow and several chickens were sacrificed, providing food for the entire town. During a traditional Mourning Feast the community comes together to settle their differences and, with drumming and dancing, conflicts are sent 'across the river' with the dead to their final resting place. By eating from the common bowl, people pledge to live in peace.

The Dead Will Guide Us: teachings from Liberia's civil war DVD (NTSC)
$18.00 (plus $3.95 S&H)

Director: Cynthia Travis
Duration: 57min 40sec
Contact: ana@everydaygandhis.org
Link: www.everydaygandhisfilms.com

Poisoning Paradise

For the first time, supported by scientific evidence, and indisputable footage, this film exposes the truth about a practice that breaches human rights, animal rights, and unveils a deception that will leave viewers in shock!
New Zealand claims to be clean, green, and 100% pure. But can a country that drops from helicopters, an attractive food mixed with 90% of the world's annual supply of the deadly pesticide 1080 - enough poison, every year, to kill its human population 5 times over - qualify for such an esteemed self evaluation? Can a country that relies on farming exports and tourism, afford to be so cavalier with one of the worlds most deadly poisons?
Poisoning Paradise lifts the lid on this bureaucratic practice, exposing an atrocity that will leave you in disbelief.....

Poisoning Paradise - Ecocide New Zealand
Directors - co-director Clyde Graf co-director Steve Graf
Duration - 90 minutes + extras
Price - £13 pounds stirling, including airmail postage
Contact email - thegrafboys@xtra.co.nz
Website - www.thegrafboys.org
Blog - thegrafboys.blogspot.com

Seven Days (54 Mins Australia) Dir Russell Brown

Famine. Isolation. Friends dying of AIDS. Broken toaster. Just another week for a mission volunteer in Africa.
Seven Days follows the astonishing experiences of Fiona Dixon-Thompson in a remote Zambian village, where she is assigned to support the community by caring for orphans and vulnerable children. In her search for missing schoolgirl Precious Simasiku, Fiona faces a barrage of obstacles arising from the local HIV/AIDS epidemic. Armed only with raw determination and previous job experience as a plumber in South Australia, anything can happen.
Thought-provoking, funny and inspiring, Seven Days is an uncompromising insight into the realities of aid work and the impact that committed people can make to many lives.

AUD$19.95. Free postage to anywhere in the world. View trailer and purchase online at: http://www.astounded.tv/store/shopexd.asp?id=88

I'm going to live forever (11 mins UK) Dir Steve Hughes

I'm Going to Live Forever' focuses on middle aged Maureen. her dream of being a somebody never went away. But she can't sing, dance or act. So what's a girl to do? Maureen knows. And her 15 minutes is about to start. However, that dream is going to turn into a nightmare...

Contact: yozzer1966@btinternet.com

Can it be? Unconditional (5mins 25 secs) Dir John (JJ) Johnson

The film, Can it be? Unconditional is presented in an original and unusual way with interaction between words, images, rhythm, music and electronica and concludes with a universal message/question. It was filmed at The Millenium Fireworks and Funfair celebrations in London and Chessington World of adventure UK.

DVD Price: £10 inc VAT (Excluding Postage and Packing) Email contact: info@drumpunk.co.uk

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	Eyes Beyond Logline: The Morales' brothers invite their next door neighbours over for dinner but dinner turns out to be a spiraling nightmare for the Roger's family. Producer: Elizabeth Rizzuto Director: Daniel Reininghaus Runtime: 28min Contact: eyesbeyondmovie.pr@gmail.com Official Website: www.eyesbeyondmovie.com IMDB http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1612316/fullcredits#cast “Climate chaos in the South. The victims’ story” is a documentary (53’) about the impact of climate change on the people in the South, told by victims and experts in three continents: Latin-America (Ecuador), Africa (Burkina Faso and Togo) and Asia (Bangladesh). The cases in the film are complementary, in the sense that together they represent the most important aspects of climate change, that have a strangling impact on men’s livelihoods: the seasons that seem to have a mind on their own, the downpours and cyclones that destroy all that stands, the droughts that scorch the Earth, the rising sea that is taking back land, and the terrible lack of sweet water. This is another film on climate change, indeed, but this one is about people, not polar bears or glaciers. Moreover, it is the victims in the South themselves in the first place, who tell about their own experience, while international experts (like Lord Nicholas Stern, Michael Gorbachev, Pavan Sukhdev, Jean-Pascal van Ypersele,…) sketch the broader context. All 50 of them together tell one huge story, the story of the staggering climate chaos in the South, and its consequences on the population. Farmers and fishermen, climate refugees and village chiefs, professors, UN experts and ngo engaged people testify to the fast-increasing poverty, and the life quality that’s going down fast. What originally appeared to be purely an environment problem, seems to become an unimaginable humanitarian catastrophe, that’s only just begun. That something has to be done to mitigate climate change is obvious, but that the South will also have to adapt, is inevitable. Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands leave their home, in search of a still viable place… C R E D I T S Production: Wereldmediatheek, Antwerp, Belgium – www.wereldmediatheek.be Direction, interviews, script: Geert De Belder Camera, editing: Thomas Thys Music: stillerman – www.myspace.com/stillermansound Layout: Roel Thoné Layout posters, flyers: Volta © Wereldmediatheek, 2009. Length: 53 min. Subtitled in English (other versions in Dutch, French, Spanish) www.climatechaos.be info@wereldmediatheek.be - Price: € 8,00 + postage - Duration: 53 min. - Director: Geert De Belder (WERELDMEDIATHEEK, Belgium) *The Dead Will Guide Us* is the story of how the dead and nature, particularly elephants, have brought the human and natural communities together for peacemaking and reconciliation. In November 2004, everyday gandhis supported Voinjama's first post-war traditional Mourning Feast. Over 5,000 people peacefully attended. A cow and several chickens were sacrificed, providing food for the entire town. During a traditional Mourning Feast the community comes together to settle their differences and, with drumming and dancing, conflicts are sent 'across the river' with the dead to their final resting place. By eating from the common bowl, people pledge to live in peace. The Dead Will Guide Us: teachings from Liberia's civil war DVD (NTSC) $18.00 (plus $3.95 S&H) Director: Cynthia Travis Duration: 57min 40sec Contact: ana@everydaygandhis.org Link: www.everydaygandhisfilms.com Poisoning Paradise For the first time, supported by scientific evidence, and indisputable footage, this film exposes the truth about a practice that breaches human rights, animal rights, and unveils a deception that will leave viewers in shock! New Zealand claims to be clean, green, and 100% pure. But can a country that drops from helicopters, an attractive food mixed with 90% of the world's annual supply of the deadly pesticide 1080 - enough poison, every year, to kill its human population 5 times over - qualify for such an esteemed self evaluation? Can a country that relies on farming exports and tourism, afford to be so cavalier with one of the worlds most deadly poisons? Poisoning Paradise lifts the lid on this bureaucratic practice, exposing an atrocity that will leave you in disbelief..... Poisoning Paradise - Ecocide New Zealand Directors - co-director Clyde Graf co-director Steve Graf Duration - 90 minutes + extras Price - £13 pounds stirling, including airmail postage Contact email - thegrafboys@xtra.co.nz Website - www.thegrafboys.org Blog - thegrafboys.blogspot.com Seven Days (54 Mins Australia) Dir Russell Brown Famine. Isolation. Friends dying of AIDS. Broken toaster. Just another week for a mission volunteer in Africa. Seven Days follows the astonishing experiences of Fiona Dixon-Thompson in a remote Zambian village, where she is assigned to support the community by caring for orphans and vulnerable children. In her search for missing schoolgirl Precious Simasiku, Fiona faces a barrage of obstacles arising from the local HIV/AIDS epidemic. Armed only with raw determination and previous job experience as a plumber in South Australia, anything can happen. Thought-provoking, funny and inspiring, Seven Days is an uncompromising insight into the realities of aid work and the impact that committed people can make to many lives. AUD$19.95. Free postage to anywhere in the world. View trailer and purchase online at: http://www.astounded.tv/store/shopexd.asp?id=88 *I'm going to live forever (11 mins UK) Dir Steve Hughes* I'm Going to Live Forever' focuses on middle aged Maureen. her dream of being a somebody never went away. But she can't sing, dance or act. So what's a girl to do? Maureen knows. And her 15 minutes is about to start. However, that dream is going to turn into a nightmare... Contact: yozzer1966@btinternet.com Can it be? Unconditional (5mins 25 secs) Dir John (JJ) Johnson The film, Can it be? Unconditional is presented in an original and unusual way with interaction between words, images, rhythm, music and electronica and concludes with a universal message/question. It was filmed at The Millenium Fireworks and Funfair celebrations in London and Chessington World of adventure UK. DVD Price: £10 inc VAT (Excluding Postage and Packing) Email contact: info@drumpunk.co.uk Next