The winner of the 6th Life Sciences Film Festival, “Soil Farmers” by Joris van der Kamp and Fransjan de Waard, is just an ordinary film about five extraordinary Dutch farmers who have tips how to treat soil. The less than 40 minutes of the film will make up for about two semesters of soil science.
The winner of the 6th Life Sciences Film Festival is “Soil Farmers” by the Dutch director Joris van der Kamp and Fransjan de Waard. The Award of the Ministry of Agriculture goes to Germany and director Ute de Groot for her film “Food Race”.
The first foreign guest of the 6th LSFF is Timothy Barksdale from the United States, director of Battle on the Booming Grounds. Tim’s company Birdman Productions created the most extensive library of North American and other birds.
The Life Sciences Film Festival continues during the weekend! From Friday 21 to Sunday 23 October The Food Film Fest programme section moves to the National Technical Library in Prague Dejvice. Come to see the best films from the LSFF programme, take part in debates with experts, enjoy the food stalls. Roman Vaněk, founder […]
‘Call Of The Forest – The Forgotten Wisdom Of Trees’ is a documentary featuring scientist and acclaimed author Diana Beresford-Kroeger. The film follows Diana as she investigates our profound biological and spiritual connection to forests.
Do you think dumpster diving would have stopped Hitler? Or that composting would have ended slavery? Then why do you think that these entirely personal “solutions” could bring about changes on a global level?
Eat less, move more. That’s been the mantra of the weight loss movement for decades. But as those who have fought the battle of the bulge will tell you, there’s a lot more to obesity than just too much junk food or too little willpower.
Do you dream about being a pork chop sizzling on the grill and you can’t wait for your juices to be squeezed out by someone’s teeth? Do you dream about a handsome chef massaging a mixture of spices into all creases of your lean rump? Then you have to deal with the same issue […]
If scientific predictions are confirmed, it will be necessary to double our food production by 2050 to feed nine billion people. However, the global food system is already fragile. Where can we look for a solution so that the planet can feed us all?
Finland is said to have three main natural resources: water, intelligent people and forests. Watching the series you start thinking whether every other inhabitant of the country (there are 5.5 million of them in total) works in a clean-tech start-up working on solutions for the times twenty years from now. The other impression is […]
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