It was amazing, they showed bits of some of the films that are going to be shown, it was amazing and made me think about what I could do to help climate change. Robyn Malcolm was the MC and she was hilarious, made jokes about being Gerry Brownlee in Disguise trying to win back votes and made poignant comments about some of the films.
Here is something simple that any one can do too.... sign up to 10:10global and reduce your own carbon emissions by 10% this year.
It was awesome to have a night out without our children and it was nice to see how people are taking things into their own hands to improve our environment.
The Black Seeds played and they are very cool, a mix of all sorts of music and based in Wellington, I would definitely recommend getting hold of some of their music to listen too.
There were a couple of films that I would really like to see but at $12 -14 a session I might not get to many, one was about The Kakapo, another was about the tuatara at Invercargill museum, one that looked really good was called "A simple question" about how a simple question about endangered species led to an environmental movement that had included over 20000 students and 700 teachers in America.
It was very cool and was really nice to go on a date with my gorgeous husband.
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Sounds cool! Have you seen "The Age of Stupid"? Good watch including dvd extras. I got it out free from the library a while ago. :-)
No we havent, have a few that I want to see. Was just awesome.
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