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It’s Bloody Green
The Sitges Film Festival adheres to the declaration of climatic emergency pronounced by the filmmaker Denis Villeneuve in Venice.
“We are facing a climatic and ecological emergency. It is our task to change our way of relating to the world; move away from fossil fuels, exploitation and individualism, towards stewardship, sharing and community.
Only by changing ourselves will we become agents of change for the Transition. We must face the challenge of the Transition with the mentality that this is our greatest task as a society”.
We are talking about a commitment without turning back, orchestrated in Sitges through ten objectives:
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Health and well-being
Promote the health and well-being of both attendees and all the agents involved in the organization of the Festival
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Gender Equality
Make visible and strengthen the role of women in fantastic cinematography
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Clean water and sanitation
Promote responsible water consumption, promoting water saving, awareness efforts and wastewater treatment
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Affordable and non-polluting energy
Promote the energy transition towards sources with the least environmental impact
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Decent work and economic growth
Generate quality employment through inclusive and equitable working conditions and facilitating training processes
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Reduction of inequalities
Promote the inclusion and accessibility of all groups, especially vulnerable groups.
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Sustainable cities and communities
Collaborate with local entities and organizations in respect of environmental and social requirements
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Responsible production and consumption
Prevent and minimize the generation of waste, promoting the reuse of materials, selective collection and the purchase of sustainable products
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Climate action
Make the organization's environmental commitment visible and raise awareness regarding climate change mitigation, through the promotion of sustainable mobility
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Alliances to achieve the objectives
Foster and promote alliances with the various agents involved in the Festival to exchange knowledge and resources in order to jointly contribute to sustainable development.
More information:
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ALBERT (UK)
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BBC: Climate Creatives Festival
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CBC Greening our story
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Cinema for the Climate
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Culture Declares an Emergency
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Creative Industries Pact
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Directors’ Guild of Canada Green Initiative: DGC GREEN
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Green Production Guide (USA)
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Julie's Bicycle
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Netflix + Nature
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NRDC’s Rewrite the Future
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NRDC Sundance Workshop
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Ontario Green Screen (Ontario, Canada)
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Planet Placement
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Quebec Drama Federation
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Reel Green (British Columbia Canada)
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Rolling Green (Québec, Canada)
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Sustainable Production Forum 2020
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Celleuloid
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Karim Hussain’s Sustainable Lighting advice