Directed by: Ali Rashti & Russell Bennett

Meathead is a film noir set in a future world where eating meat is illegal. This engaging film is about to launch as a "Meatless Mondays" campaign to raise climate change awareness.

Directed by: Fiona Rayher & Daanish Ali
Edited by: Hauke Boettcher

Most Livable City is a poetic piece that examines drinking water as a human right. It premiered at Vancity theatre as a part of a BC Civil Liberties Association event, and it also played at the Carnegie Centre. Most Livable City will start the festival circuit; it was submitted to the Amnesty International Film Festival, DOXA and Vancouver Short Film Festival.

Directed by: Heather Wardle
Edited by: Alexandre Marinho

Heather Wardel of Seva Canada is using her film to promote cures for blindness in South Asia. Russell Bennett and Alexandre Marinho are currently working on an interactive web campaign that asks people to describe what they would miss most if they were blind.


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Directed by: Tara Mahoney
Produced by: Fiona Rayher, Geoff Hatfield

"Just as history molds generations, so do generations mold history."
Generation Why showcases three Vancouver change makers as they articulate the possibilities that await the engagement of the largest, most connected, most educated, and most diverse generation in history.

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A film by: Farnoush Barza, Kam Leung, Cliff Caparani

"Driving insurance should operate like cell phone plans.  Drive less, pay less."
The pay-as you drive system is a municipal campaign (launched by director Cliff Caprani) that aims to get BCIC to implement a pay-as-you-drive insurance rates as  an incentive to reduce car usage.

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