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DESCRIPTION:Food is cheap and widely available in developed countries, but the social 
 and environmental costs of industrial agriculture are dire. The systems 
 dependence on fossil fuels and chemicals has proven disastrous for our 
 health and our environment. In the United States, healthy and affordable 
 food is the exception instead of the norm.\n\nEdible City tells the stories 
 of people responding to the global food crisis in their communities and in 
 their own backyards, and shows what we can do to create local, sustainable, 
 and just food systems across the country and around the world.\n\nNow is 
 the time to tell this story about real people making real change. Edible 
 City will provoke critical thought, further the dialogue surrounding food 
 and our food system, and inspire audiences to action.\n\nEdible City is 
 currently in production and is scheduled for release in early 
 2010.\n\nwww.ediblecitymovie.com\n-----------------------------------------------------\n6:30\nCasual 
 Buffet Dinner\n\n7:30\nJessica Prentice\nEric Holt-Giménez\nscreening of 
 Edible City - An Introduction\nQ & A With The Filmmakers\n\n8:30\nDessert 
 Reception\n\nDirections and shuttle information on the 
 website.\n----------------------------------------------------------------\nEast 
 Bay Pictures is a production company based in Berkeley, 
 California.\n\nComprised of long-time colleagues whose areas of expertise 
 range from film production and theory, to linguistics, design, and 
 cognitive policy, EBPI is dedicated to making media that 
 matters.\n\nwww.eastbaypictures.com\n\nSavory Thymes convenes artists, 
 grassroots organizers and activists to cross-pollinate ideas, build 
 relationships and alliances, and provide a space to build support for a 
 wide variety of social justice initiatives. Established by Ali Ghiorsi, 
 Savory Thymes supports and educates the public about local, sustainable 
 food systems within the context of the global economy through events that 
 celebrate the tastes, beauty and textures of the earth.\n\nSavory Thymes 
 events are sponsored by Hans 
 Schoepflin.\n-------------------------------------------------------\nTickets 
 for this special event are priced on a sliding scale from 
 $25-$150.\n\nReservations can be made by calling 510-528-1427.\nA credit 
 card is required to hold the reservation.\n\nPayment must be made by check 
 or cash at the door,\nor you can mail your check in advance to:\n1644 
 Curtis Street\nBerkeley, CA 94702\nMake checks payable to, "Bay Area Video 
 Coalition" (BAVC)\n\nSeating is limited.\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/05/28/18598913.php
SUMMARY:EDIBLE CITY: Dinner Benefit for a Documentary on the Bay Area Local Food Movement
LOCATION:Private Residence in Mill Valley, CA\nRSVP for details\nFree shuttle 
 available from Mill Valley
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