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Sustainable: The Documentary -Trailer

Sustainable (Funding Trailer) from Hourglass Films on Vimeo.

Husband and wife filmmakers, Matt Wechsler and Annie Speicher are working on a new documentary that critically examines our food system. Based in Chicago, they have already self-funded a good portion of the production work, and are seeking donations on Indigogo to complete the film project. Judging only from the trailer, and the fact that these are accomplished film professionals (Different is the New Normal, Grannies on Safari: The Colors of Cuba, and I Am For Peace), this looks like a worthwhile upcoming film to watch and support.

The good thing about contributing on the Indigogo platform, the funds go to the filmmakers regardless of whether they reach their target goal, or not. $60,000 may seem like a lot of money for those not familiar with the film industry, but it’s a small amount toward what’s generally needed to produce a feature length documentary.

Check out their indigogo page for more information and available prizes.

Images and captions from the directors:

Director Matt Wechsler filming in Western North Carolina
Director Matt Wechsler filming in Western North Carolina.
Marty and Kris Travis planting radishes on their vintage tractor
Marty and Kris Travis planting radishes on their vintage tractor.
American Guinea Hog piglets
In 2007 there were less than 200 registered American Guinea Hogs. Thanks to the dedication of small farmers like Marty Travis of Spence Farm, there are now over 3,000 in the United States along. The pigs are pasture raised on alfalfa.

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January 21, 2015

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