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Let's Eat In - Episode 18 - Shelly Rogers, Ana Sofia Joanes & Catherine Gund

First Aired - 02/22/2010 01:00PM
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Let's Eat In Introduction: Hungry Filmmakers 2010! (17:46)

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Hungry Filmmakers, Anthology Film Archives, Kerry Truman, Shelley Rogers, What's Organic About Organic?, food documentary revolution, food movie trailer competition, Kerry Trueman, Food Inc, Ana Sofia Joanes, Catherine Gund, Jenny Montasir, food is a good way to talk about the other things we care about, climate change, industrial agriculture, http://www.hungryfilmmakers.blogspot.com/, global warming, Jimmy's No 43, eco grain, Monsanto, marketing, sustainability, transparent eco labels, federal organic certification,

Filmmakers as Activists (16:03)

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the week of eating in, Huffington Post, see if you can eat in for an entire week and cook everything!, Oscars, Food Inc, regulation, grassroots model, fresh events, local food community, documentary filmmakers are also activists, movies at platform for change, What's On Your Plate?, television broadcast, Discovery, Planet Green, www.whatsonyourplateprokect.org, grow what you eat, educational screenings and sales, leftovers, www.theartofeatingin.com, ana@freshthemovie.com, www.freshthemovie.com, www.whatsorganicmovie.org, www.whatsonyourplateproject.org,

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