New Friday Night Film Series –
Energy and Transportation

We're back again, by popular demand! Don't miss our third "Films of Vision and Hope " film series starting Friday September 17, 2010. Provocative films and great discussion!


Free Friday Night Film Series at World Centric, 7:30 - 9:30 P.M.

• September 17 -- Energy Crossroads – This award winning film exposes the problems associated with our energy consumption and offers concrete solutions. The film features passionate individuals, entrepreneurs, experts and scientists at the forefront of a new energy future.

• September 24 – Kilowatt Ours – Another award winner that explores energy sources and problems, then highlights people making a difference in energy conservation, efficiency and renewable, green power, all while saving money and the environment. This often amusing and always inspiring story shows, “You can easily make a difference and here’s how!”



• October 1 – Fossil Fuel Free Film – and More – Follow the adventures of filmmaker Matt Harnack as he tries to live life without fossil fuels. “I set out to make a film without burning any petroleum. I was determined to break my addiction to oil. I did the only thing I knew how to do. I made a movie.” Plus other short films to entertain and inform.



• October 8 – Bicycle Night – Enjoy some great short films about how cities from Bogota to Havana to Copenhagen are working to make their communities bike friendly. Residents are lowering carbon footprints, getting healthier, and enjoying life more.



• October 15 -- In Transition -- An inspirational film about how local communities, like ours, can respond to peak oil and global warming while building community and enjoying life. Do come again, even if you saw the film last time - we'll have more great discussion! 



• October 22 – Join us for our second 100 mile potluck – don’t miss it!



World Centric 2121 Staunton Ct., Palo Alto (behind JJ&F Market) 


Time: Fridays 7:30 - 9:30 P.M.


Sponsored by Silicon Valley Action Network, Transition Silicon Valley, World Centric, Acterra, and Transition Palo Alto