Finchley cinema to screen climate emergency film
A free public viewing of 'The People’s Emergency Briefing' is scheduled for October 14th.
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A free public screening of 'The People’s Emergency Briefing', a film discussing the biodiversity and climate emergencies, will take place at the Phoenix Cinema in East Finchley on Wednesday 14th October. The event, which begins at 6pm, is organised by the Phoenix Cinema in collaboration with local groups including Barnet Climate Action Group and Barnet Friends of the Earth.
The film presents evidence for the need to address climate and nature crises, detailing the benefits of immediate action. These include potential reductions in the cost of living, the creation of new employment opportunities, and improvements to public health, air, soil, and water quality. The film also argues that acting promptly is economically sensible, while delays will incur greater financial and lifestyle costs.
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Community Discussion and Official Support
The screening follows a recent public viewing at Claremont Primary School NW2, attended by approximately 40 people, which included a community discussion. Participants shared their reactions, with some feeling motivated to take action and others considering how to involve more individuals. The consensus was that the film should be widely seen.
A local councillor who attended the Claremont Primary School screening suggested that the film would be valuable for councillors and council officers. Furthermore, a Barnet MP stated that the entire UK parliament should view the movie, according to reports from the Barnet Post.
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Tickets for the free screening at the Phoenix Cinema can be booked via the cinema's website. The event is a joint effort involving the Phoenix Cinema, Barnet Climate Action Group, Barnet Friends of the Earth, Chipping Barnet Foodbank, East Finchley Town Team, Goodgym, and Incredible Edible Barnet.
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+When and where is the free screening of 'The People’s Emergency Briefing' taking place?
A free public screening of the film will be held at the Phoenix Cinema in East Finchley on Wednesday 14th October, starting at 6pm. Tickets can be booked through the cinema's website.
+What is the film 'The People’s Emergency Briefing' about?
The film discusses the biodiversity and climate emergencies, presenting evidence for the need for action. It outlines the benefits of taking action, such as reducing living costs and creating jobs, and argues that acting promptly is economically sound.
+Who is organising the screening in East Finchley?
The screening is organised by the Phoenix Cinema in partnership with several local groups. These include Barnet Climate Action Group, Barnet Friends of the Earth, Chipping Barnet Foodbank, East Finchley Town Team, Goodgym, and Incredible Edible Barnet.
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