The documentary Eating Our Way To Extinction, narrated by Kate Winslet, will be the next presentation of the White Rock Social Justice Film Society, Friday (Dec. 2) at 6:30 p.m. at the Turnbull Gallery at the South 性视界传媒 Recreation Centre.

The theme of the film 鈥� and the post-screening discussion 鈥� will be the global impacts of the current climate crisis, and the challenges the human races to find clean air, clean water and an abundant food supply.

As the poster for the film queries 鈥� 鈥渨hen food costs the earth, who pays the price?鈥�

Directed by Otto Brockway and Ludo Brockway, co-executive produced by Winslet and Richard Branson, among others 鈥� and featuring Leonardo Di Caprio 鈥� the thought-provoking film tackles a number of challenging and interrelated topics.

Foremost among them are the dark realities of the animal agriculture industry, and how it has led to unchecked global environmental destruction.

The film features both globally-renowned figures and some of the world鈥檚 leading scientists, aiming to change the way people look at their food and the industry that provides it.

Indeed, some argue that adopting a plant-based diet may be the best way to fight climate change.

鈥淭he film has become even more relevant since it was first released last year, said WRSJFS board member Robert Emeny, 鈥済iven our current food chain fractures and the distraction of climate deniers.鈥�

The centre is located at 14601 20 Ave.

For more information, visit www.whiterocksocialjustice.ca

alex.browne@peacearchnews.com
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