Synopsis: Living Gardens
A piece of greenery in urban gray is for many people, not just a dream but a necessity. Lack of sufficient supply of healthy food are still building more and more people especially in the "countries of the South" fruit and vegetables to live a little better. Cuba is the only country in the world in which subsistence farming is a political agenda.
" Living Garden" shows the special Cuban way of urban self-sufficiency, which began in the 90's, when neither pesticides nor fuel were available.
Although they all grow organically and are organized into cooperatives show gardeners that their actions far beyond the purpose of healthy eating goes. Cultural, spiritual and social bonds are re-established, transforming the urban jungle of Havana.
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thesis: 30 € *
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Synopsis of the documentary film:
Saving Gardens (Urban Agriculture in Havana / Cuba)
For many people a bit green within the gray CIDU means more a necessity than an illusion. For lack of a sufficient food supply with healthy, more and more people grow root crops and fruit trees to live a little better. "Saving Gardens" features Cuban transformation to urban agriculture has its beginnings in the nineties, when no pesticides or fuels were available. Cuba is the only country that has integrated urban agriculture in the political agenda.
While all the people who plant and supply cooperatives do with organic farming techniques, their work extends beyond healthy eating. Chains are intertwined cultural, spiritual and social life to give back to the urban jungle for the sake of the Cubans.
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