By supporting Plastic Oceans International, we all support an effort that is imperative to creating a healthy and sustainable planet Earth.
In order to dream of a sustainable city we must join forces. The collaborative work with Plastic Ocean and the screening of documentaries in the community has given us the possibility of sharing and dialoguing with different territories, and thus getting a little closer to this dream.
Cinema has the power to make you feel uncomfortable in front of a situation. It has the power to squeeze you and question you into doing something about it. After watching “Cutting the Line”, your conscience is not clear until you take action and feel part of the solution, not part of the problem
Plastic Oceans deserves the support and participation of all of us who hope to bequeath a livable world to future generations.
Something that interests me about Plastic Oceans’ films is the closeness that is generated with the public, as a film programmer and promoter it has been a great way to enhance the perspective of environmental care in a realistic and sustainable way over time, linking the audiovisual and the conversations after the screening with the practical workshops about the management of plastic in everyday life.
