Tasmanian Eco Film Festival “The Top Priority” (3 min) will screen at Tasmanian Eco Film Festival; November 17-20 at State Cinema, Hobart, Tasmania. This short film features a retired Lt. General saying that a top priority in the military needs to be raising consciousness about protecting the environment for future generations. The link between natural security and […]
The Best Shorts Film Competition has awarded Alice T. Day and Lincoln H. Day two Awards of Merit Special Mention: Documentary Short for their companion films Scarred Lands & Wounded Lives 4-Shorts Program and What We Are Leaving Behind in Iraq. The Best Shorts Competition is unique in the industry. Currently in its 6th year, Best Shorts is an avant-garde worldwide competition that strives to […]
HOPE FOR RESTORING A WOUNDED PLANET Four short films drawing upon previously unscreened footage from Scarred Lands & Wounded Lives that highlight environmental peace-building and forging a new ethic of interdependence with nature. The Scarred Lands Project invites you to use these short films, directed and produced by Alice and Lincoln Day, to inspire a […]
March 27, 2015 Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital Four short films (4 to 7 minutes each) drawing on previously unscreened footage from Alice and Lincoln Day’s documentary film, Scarred Lands and Wounded Lives: The Environmental Footprint of War, were selected by the Festival with the express aim to explore the question: Can films […]
