Tomorrow's Food @ the Food4All Festival in Wageningen

Tomorrow's Food @ the Food4All Festival in Wageningen

7, 8 and 9 October 2014

In October, FIAN, ILEIA and Otherwise will host the 3rd edition of the Food4All Festival, this year titled Hungry for Justice. We will screen key documentaries on food systems, land grabbing and agroecology. Come and learn more about these themes, get inspired by hopeful initiatives and share your ideas with experts. 

Thursday 9th of October 20h00: Tomorrow’s food (Het nieuwe eten)

Tomorrow’s food (Benny Vink | 2014, 51 min, English subtitles) beautifully captures the vision and creativity Jonathan Karphatios. The Dutch chef decided to grow food he uses in his popular restaurant. With enthusiasm he takes us to his gardens and to local suppliers that complement his own produce. “Products get more meaning when you experience the time and energy it costs to grow them.” Karpathios shows the important role chefs can play in building more sustainable food systems. With director Benny Vink.

Be on time to ensure your seat!

Location: Movie W, Wilhelminaweg 3A, Wageningen

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Second nomination for the documentary "Tomorrow's Food".

.Het Nieuwe Eten is opnieuw genomineerd voor het Kinookus Food Film Festival in Kroatië

 zaterdag 6 september 2014 zal Hetvan morgen Voedsel zal zijn in de running voor de Feature Documentary Film Award . Voor deze morgen eten moest worden vertaald Kroatisch.

  

Kinookus is een voedesel film festival dat ,  die  verkenne de zaken van de industriële voedselproductie en de gevolgen daarvan voor de planeet , vertelt het verhaal van de " gewone " mannen en vrouwen die hun creativiteit en vindingrijkheid nemen in een poging om de bestaande , instortende sociaal- economisch model te overwinnen . Het Festival structuur ( Cinexperience - concurrentie en retrospectieve , Cinefocus - lezingen en bijeenkomsten , Cinexperiment - educatieve workshops , Cinelocus - een open -air-markt voor lokale, traditionele en biologische producten , Unseen - agro - archeologische fietstochten ) streeft ernaar om alle overvloed drukken van het verhaal van het voedsel evenals verschillende aspecten van zijn diepe betekenis voor het leven van de mensheid.

Big crane in front of building B

Today we continued film recordings with Philip Traa  from Grown Down Town. Philip wants to turn the rooftops in Amsterdam into self sustaining edible gardens.

Today there was a big crane in front  Building B to remove tons of tiles to be recycled and make room for self sustaining edible rooftop garden.

Film recordings with Philip Traa from Grown Down Town

Today we started our first film recordings City Roof Tops with Philip Traa  from Grown Down Town. Philip wants to turn the rooftops in Amsterdam into self sustaining edible gardens. 

Building B on the Johan Huizingalaan in Amsterdam will be the first building to start with.

Screen shot from our new documentary "go on to the past"

with  me and Philip Traa on the rooftop 

   Within a few months this roof will turned into an edible  garden 

Happy with my new work place and enjoying the view

Generous Garden Project

Today I came across Generous Garden Project they are fighting hunger by growing, harvesting fresh grown produce in Greenville, SC They partner with local organizations and communities to teach others how to grow fresh produce for themselves in a sustainable way. Nice to see that all over the world people are becoming aware.  That we need to move forward to the past. Take a look a there website generous garden

Perhaps something tot cover in our next documentary  Forward To The Past.

Black tomatoes I wonder what they taste like

unlike the Eerlijke Oost we where not aloud to taste anthing

Pure-Media is Looking for talents in front or behind of our camera's

We are still looking for some people who want to join our next  international Pure-Media Film Academe project GREEN.

If you have any talent and are motivated and interested please sent us a e-mail. 

info@puur-media.nl

Newspaper features documentary Tomorrow's Food (Het nieuwe Eten)