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World Premiere of documentary "Regenerating Life" at TSL in Hudson on 10/8

Artwork for the doc "Regenerating Life"
Bullfrog Films/Hummingbird Films

A new three-part documentary film “Regenerating Life” will have its world premiere at Time & Space Limited in Hudson, New York on October 8th at 1:00 p.m. The documentary is produced by Hummingbird Films and focuses on the climate crisis.

Filmmaker John Feldman looks at how life regulates the climate through the carbon cycle, photosynthesis, the dung cycle, the water cycle, microorganisms, soil network of fungi, and plant roots. John Feldman also goes into the political and economic systems that encourage this destruction of Earth for wealth.

Joining us today is filmmaker John Feldman; composer and wife of John Feldman, Sheila Silver, and farmer and activist Karen Washington.

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