From cinemas across France, communities and boardrooms across the world, the documentary “Tomorrow” is being screened in Gharb this week as part of Earth Film Nights at the Humanity Festival.

Winner of Best Documentary at the Cesar Awards, `Tomorrow’ is a positive and inspirational documentary that explores creative solutions in the fields of food, energy, education, economics and transportation.

Organiser of the events, Spacelab Gozo, explained that the documentary, produced and co-directed by writer and ecological activist Cyril Dion and actress/filmmaker Melanie Laurent, features permaculture farms, urban agriculture and community-owned renewable projects and creative schools in different parts of the world.

The documentary starts off with some grim truths but quickly shifts its focus to tangible solutions, showcasing people who are already making a difference and makes for uplifting viewing.

The documentary will be screened at Gharb Band Club tomorrow, Thursday 7 April at 6.30pm. As with all Humanity Festival happenings attendance is free but booking is required as places are limited.

The Humanity Festival programme for this week also includes:Tai Chi in Nature with Adrian Axisa and Tai Chi Malta 7 April 2022 at 6pmGuided Nature Walk with Nature Trust FEE Malta 9 April 2022 at 10.30am#DayofMuck Volunteering at Dreams of Horses Farm 10 April 2022 at 10am

Visit earthhourgozo.com for more details and to reserve a place.

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