Activists and Revolutionaries: Vanishing of the Bees

Cert: U

Dir: George Langworthy/Maryam Henein 2009 UK 97 mins

screening on:
Sun 29 Nov

 

The world’s honeybee population is mysteriously disappearing and no-one appears to know why. Bees are Earth’s essential pollinators and play a role in one in every three mouthfuls of food we eat: without them we face an unparalleled ecological and economical crisis. Why do they continue to vanish en masse and what can we do to save them? Expert scientists and beekeepers come together in this eye-opening documentary that takes an urgent look at a complex, global problem with no apparent simple resolution.

Screening Date & Time

Activists and Revolutionaries: a Sunday Brunch season of environmental films

Sun 01 - Sun 29 Nov

Activists and Revolutionaries: Vanishing of the Bees is part of Activists and Revolutionaries: a Sunday Brunch season of environmental films

A season of provocative, profound films that take a hard look at some of the toughest issues facing humankind and planet earth today.

Also part of Activists and Revolutionaries: a Sunday Brunch season of environmental films:

• Activists and Revolutionaries: An Inconvenient Truth Sun 01 Nov
• Activists and Revolutionaries: A Crude Awakening: The Oil Crash Sun 08 Nov
• Activists and Revolutionaries: The Age of Stupid Sun 15 Nov
• Activists and Revolutionaries: The End of the Line Sun 22 Nov

Further information about Activists and Revolutionaries: a Sunday Brunch season of environmental films