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Our sustainability themed film club ran successfully for several years, showing a variety of inspiring and concerning documentaries (scroll down for list and links). We enjoyed round-circle discussions after each screening, to reflect on the film’s content and consider ways forward. Now our time and energy is focused on new ventures which HUG’s directors feel can have a greater tangible impact on sustainability in our local community. We're still planning to show films in the future when this fits with the work we're doing, and Green Screen's webpage will be updated from time to time with free films to watch from the comfort of your own home. Thank you for your support over the years.

Featured clips and films

Rooftop farming in Paris (3 minutes):

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'The Story of Solutions' mini-film (9 minutes):

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'Burned' documentary about the biofuels industry (75 minutes):

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History of Green Screen 

Green Screen was a non-political film group, open to all. Our film screenings aimed to inform and inspire - a different way of looking at our lives and the world around us. We showed films on a wide range of topics, including environmental issues (human health, wildlife, carbon footprint, resources), governance, corporations, individual choices/actions, architecture and urban planning. 

Green Screen was started in January 2014 by two Ham residents who approached HUG to help support their idea. We were delighted to do so. Ewa and Michal have since returned to Poland with their two girls, but left us the richer and a good legacy. Their work was continued by Danielle Coleman, Jean Loveland and Jill Lamb. At the end of 2015 and throughout 2016 local resident Sufiyo Andersson kindly organised everything single-handedly! For the last couple of years, Simon Bailey and Daija Angeli, who both live in the borough and share a passion for environmental issues, organised screenings.  

 

Past community screenings

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Divide in Concord
shown September 2019

The Sequel: what will follow our troubled civilsation?
shown July 2019, joint screening with Transition Town Kingston

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shown June 2019

Living the Change
shown March 2019

Banking Nature
shown December 2018

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shown September 2018

The Nature of Cities & Richmond Park National Nature Reserve
shown June 2018

wetheuncivilised: A Life Story
shown March 2018

Love Thy Nature
shown December 2017

GrowthBusters
shown September 2017

A Simpler Way, Crisis as Opportunity
shown June 2017

Sense & Sustainability
shown March 2017

Disobedience
shown November 2016

The Human Scale
shown October 2016

Zero Waste to Landfill
illustrated presentation by West London Waste
shown September 2016

This Changes EverythingNo Impact Man
shown June 2016poster for The Light Bulb Conspiracy film

Biodiversity (medley of short films)
shown May 2016

Fair Trade
shown April 2016

Plastic Planet
shown March 2016

Internet's Own Boy
shown February 2016

Mindfulness (short films)
shown January 2016

Future of Hope
shown December 2015

Cowspiracy
shown October 2015 

Unchain My Heartclose-up image of bee on flower
shown Septebmer 2015

The Economics of Happiness
shown June 2015

Seeds of Permaculture
shown May 2015

Aluna, a Journey to Save the World
shown April 2015

The CorporationThe earth with 'Paradise or Oblivion' wording
shown March 2015

Paradise or Oblivion
shown February 2015

Switch
shown late January 2015

Hungry for Change
shown early January 2015, hosted by Food for Thought (health food shop, Kingston)film poster for Yes Men with 2 men standing on the globe

The Yes Men
shown December 2014

Project Wild Thing
shown October 2014

Education (medley of short films)
shown September 2014

No Impact Man
shown June 2014

More than Honey
shown May 2014poster for Project Wild Thing - tree in palm of hand

Home
shown April 2014

The Light Bulb Conspiracy
shown March 2014

Hungry for Change
shown February 2014

Plastic Shores
shown January 2014 (launch screening)

                                                                              

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 We don't take time to enjoy where we areFirst screening "Plastic Shores"