On Monday, October 17, 2106, the Šiška Cinema will premiere a film and a new project by the Ecologists without Borders association, We don't throw away food, which shows without embellishment how much food we throw away and gives some practical solutions.
As much as 40 percent of food ends up in the trash
In some parts of our planet, food has become prestige and even fashion. The richly stocked shelves invite us to many versions of one product and discounts that are hard to pass up. Unfortunately, as much as 40 percent of food ends up nowhere but in the trash.
Experiment in the film: They didn't buy food for six months
Young Canadian documentarians Jen and Grant are in the film Let's not throw food away! (Just Eat It) tackled this very topic, which definitely needs to be talked about more, and investigated the discarded food in stores, on farms and in your own home.
When they saw how much food we throw away, they decided not to buy any more food for six months, but to live only on what they plan to throw away or have already thrown away. They discovered incredible, sometimes shocking things! The film presents the problem without embellishment and offers some useful solutions. Unfortunately, the story is not very different in Slovenia either.
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You are invited to the premiere at Kino Šiška
Watch the premiere of the film October 17, 2016 at 19:00 in the Šiška Cinema. The film is subtitled and 75 minutes long. Projection is part of the project Let's not throw food away!, which he partially finances Ministry of Environment and Space, is a partner in the project Association of Pensioners' Associations of Slovenia. Projection is also enabled by: Kino Šiška, Europlakat and Media bus.
Gallery: Scenes from the film We don't throw food away!
More information:
Cinema Šiška
