Loading..."FUEL: Change Your Fuel, Change the World," the documentary film that won the New York Times' Critic Pick and was Jay Leno described as "fantastic!", will be shown Saturday, Aug. 21, as part of a workshop offered by Cultivating Connections and St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Louisville.
The workshop will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (EDT) Saturday, August 21, at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, 330 N Hubbards Lane. Participants are to bring their own lunch.
Here is what the organizers have to say about the film: "It offers a comprehensive and entertaining look at energy in America: a history of where we have been, our present predicament and a solution to our dependence on foreign oil. Rousing and reactionary, FUEL is an amazing, in-depth, personal journey of oil use and abuse as it examines wide-ranging energy solutions other than oil, the faltering US auto and petroleum industries, and the latest stirrings of the American mindset toward alternative energy."
The film will be screened in four segments, interrupted with time to process and discuss the educational and inspirational material along the way. Hosted by Cultivating Connections and the St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Green Team, donations are requested. Cultivating Connections is a not-for-profit, grassroots organization that, according to its website, is devoted to providing resources that promote "positive change on the planet Earth."
