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This film looks at biodynamic agriculture, a Rudolph Steiner-inspired system of organic farming. The film focuses on proponent Peter Proctor, a worm-obsessed Kiwi gardener; and his work promoting biodynamics worldwide, particularly in India, where he argues that modern industrial agriculture (eg. artificial chemicals, GM seeds) has made soil and plants toxic, and farming unsustainable. Proctor's simple recipe to save the planet? One man and a bucket of cow dung. Narrated by E.T. actor Peter Coyote, One Man screened worldwide at environmental film festivals.
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Cloud South Films
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Film, 2007 (Full Length)
A documentary about eco-catastrophe caused by industrial farming
Television, 1981 (Full Length)
A doco on tree-hugging advocate Richard St Barbe Baker
Television, 1977 (Full Length)
A doco in which actor Martyn Sanderson has biodynamic thoughts
Television, 2008 (Excerpts)
comedian Te Radar attempts to live sustainably
Short Film, 1954 (Full Length)
A less ecologically sensitive approach to farming
Best Environmental Film at the Vatavaran Film Festival, India, 2009.
Finalist - Most
Outstanding Website
The ONYAs 2010 & 2011
Best Entertainment Website
Finalist – Website design
Qantas Media Awards 2009
NZ ON SCREEN 2012
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Frank and Vicky Giannangelo
Posted at 12.47AM - 09.04.2010
....this movie will encourage you, inspire you, and restore your faith in the possibilities of one person's ability to change the world, one step at a time.... buy it, support them, spread the word. This is one of the most important movies of... our time if we are to sustain life on this planet....