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Mixed Greens Monthly Screenings Presents: The Island Project
Presented by: Planet in Focus

During the summer of 2006, chef Michael Stadtlander journeyed on his biodiesel/solar powered kitchen bus, The Liberator, with his family and a group of apprentices from his farm in Ontario heading west to Vancouver, Quadra and Cortes Islands, in British Columbia.

He was returning to the province that nurtured and inspired his early days as a chef in Canada. In each locale he encounters artists, farmers, oyster cultivators, environmentalists and loggers dedicated to environmentally sustainable business practices and the bounty of their islands. In plein-air dinners made with locally raised and foraged ingredients he lavishes his local guests with the delectable creations of his edible art. You will wish you were there.

Islands Project, The
Michael Stadtlander
Canada, documentary, 2007
102 mins.

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Runs: May 30, 2008
At: Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art, 111 Queen's Park, Toronto
Playing: Friday

Times: 6:45 pm
Cost: Pay what you can ($7 suggested)

Getting there:

For more information contact: Jonas Bamert
Phone: 416-531-1769
Email: jonas@planetinfocus.org

Web site: www.planetinfocus.org

 
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