I saw this film last year with the filmmaker, Liz Marshall, there to talk afterwards. After seeing Sharkwater with Rob Stewart there, I learned never to miss a filmmaker talk about his/her film. They always have a few good stories to add. Plus, I think I fell in love with her a little bit. Check out this protest letter she wrote, apparently not her first, when she was 8.
She followed around Maude Barlow for a year. By sheer luck of the dice, it happened to be the very year that Barlow was the Advisor on Water to the UN.
The rich will drink; the poor will die.
Here's some random notes from the film and discussion. The film was very heartfelt. I lean towards just the facts. See the film if you want to laugh and cry. Read this for the bare bones of the message.
She followed around Maude Barlow for a year. By sheer luck of the dice, it happened to be the very year that Barlow was the Advisor on Water to the UN.
The rich will drink; the poor will die.
Here's some random notes from the film and discussion. The film was very heartfelt. I lean towards just the facts. See the film if you want to laugh and cry. Read this for the bare bones of the message.
