In Organic We Trust
Film explores the corporatization of a grassroots movement
By Anna Toon, 5:32PM, Mon. Aug. 12, 2013
In Organic We Trust will screen at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Village this Wednesday, August 14. The documentary examines the intricacies of a burgeoning organic food industry and the impact of big business on a homegrown philosophy.
Hosted by Chipotle Mexican Grill, admission is $10 and 100% of the proceeds from the screening will benefit Urban Roots, a nonprofit youth development program that utilizes sustainable agriculture to improve the lives of young people and increase food access in Austin.
A panel discussion will immediately follow and feature Rep. Eddie Rodriguez, founder and chair of the Farm-to-Table Caucus; Robert Kiplin Pastor, director of In Organic We Trust; Urban Roots Executive Director Max Elliott; and an Urban Roots Youth Intern. The panel will be moderated by Kate Vickery, Urban Agriculture Planner with the city of Austin’s Sustainable Urban Agriculture & Community Garden Program. Doors open at 6:30pm.
Wed., Aug. 14, at 7pm. Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Village, 2700 W. Anderson Ln. 512/476-1320.
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Lee Nichols, July 1, 2011
Film & Food, In Organic We Trust, documentary, Urban Roots, Robert Kiplin Pastor, Rep. Eddie Rodriguez, Kate Vickery, Max Elliot
