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Our first movie for Films for Change in 2018 will be the documentary film, “Idle Threat: A Man On Emission.” We are excited to bring you this film in partnership with the City of Kamloops and Transition Kamloops.
Where: TRU Clocktower Alumni Theatre.
When: Wednesday, February 28th 2018 from 7:00 – 9:00PM
Admission is by donation and will be followed by a facilitated group discussion. Doors open at 6:30PM and show-time is 7:00PM
Learn more about the film here:
Watch the Trailer here.
Idle Threat synopsis
Idle Threat is a lively look at one man’s spirited struggle to improve public health by raising awareness about idling’s impact, starting in New York City. Against all odds, he succeeds, helping improve local air quality, and in the process gains world-wide recognition for the anti-idling cause, with articles featured in the Wall Street Journal, New Yorker magazine, and the Financial Times.
In white shirt and tie, Wall Street banker George Pakenham has walked the streets of New York for over five years, courteously confronting over 3,000 motorists to explain idling’s impact and the law prohibiting running a parked vehicle for more than a short time.
About Films for Change
Films for Change is a community inspired film series at our TRU Clocktower Alumni Theatre on the last Wednesday of every month. The films are of positive and inspiring content related to sustainability, with the intention of bringing together our Kamloops community to connect and raise awareness while sharing the desire to make a difference
