Join Village Greening at the Alphington Community Centre to watch this new film The Clean Bin Project directed by Grant Baldwin.

This is an inclusive event so everyone is welcome. Village Greening is made up of really ordinary people - we aren't zero wasters. We struggle with the business of life and the confusion of waste just like everyone else! So join us to watch this funny film and enjoy some almost waste free snacks and drinks throughout the film!

In this film, Grant and Jen go head to head in a comedic competition to live zero waste for an entire year. This multiple award winning, festival favourite shares moments of humour, struggle, and hope in the cinematic and creatively executed story of a couple who ask the question “What can an individual do?” Described as a combination of An Inconvenient Truth and Super Size Me, The Clean Bin Project features laugh out loud moments, stop motion animations, and captivating interviews with TED lecturers Chris Jordan and Captain Charles Moore. A fun and inspiring call to environmental action that speaks to crowds of all ages.

“One of the most candid and humorous films I’ve ever seen”

-The Squamish Chief

Engaging not lecturing. Surprising and delicious humour. Really, really well shot and edited. Ultimately challenging and deeply moving. Go out of your way, way out of your way to see this."
-North of Superior Film Association

Afterwards, we will provide information about some local solutions to household waste and you will have the option to sign up to a waste reduction challenge (totally optional and it's all about realistic reduction and not stressful elimination of waste!).

There will be a donation box on the night for small donations just to cover the cost of the room hire and film. However, if this isn't possible at this time, please come along anyway!