Film Review

Projecting Change Film Festival 2012

Film: In Organic We Trust

Director: Kip Pastor

Run time: 82 Minutes

Reviewed By Tessa Perkins

Most people eat at least some organic food in their diet these days, but many don’t know what the word "organic" means, or why it’s better for us. This film helps to shed light on what organic really means, and also shows how the system of USDA organic certification is flawed by being more concerned with profit than the philosophy of organic farming. Other systemic flaws with the food system are also discussed as the film covers many related issues.

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CANADIAN FILM FEST ROLLS OUT THE RED CARPET FOR SPECIAL GUESTS INCLUDING THE ICONIC MALCOLM MCDOWELL, AWARD-WINNING THOM FITZGERALD, AND CANADIAN SWEETHEART KRISTIN BOOTH

TORONTO - Bern Euler, head of the Canadian Film Fest (CFF), today unveiled the lineup of filmmakers and special guests in attendance at the 2012 edition of the festival including prolific actor  Malcolm McDowell (The Unleashed) award-winning director Thom Fitzgerald (Cloudburst), award-winning actress Kristin Booth (Cloudburst, Below Zero), Kristopher Turner and Robert Maillet (A Little Bit Zombie), and Rishma Malik (Rosie Takes The Train).

Vancouver, BC - The fifth annual Projecting Change Film Festival (PCFF), Western Canada’s only environmental and social issue film festival, announces its 2012 schedule of events.

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Canadian Film Fest founder and programmer Bern Euler talks about putting on a showcase for home grown movies

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