Eco-Business and The Projector are excited to be hosting a film screening and dialogue titled ‘Wasted’ on 22nd April to commemorate Earth Day 2024.
Wasted is Eco-Business’s latest impact documentary which was first launched in Singapore and Dubai in the run up to the United Nations climate change COP28 meeting in December to overwhelming interest and reception.
If you missed the premiere, this is the perfect opportunity to catch the documentary at The Projector’s latest cinema halls at Cineleisure.
The film highlights the connections between waste and human health, and its intersection with the climate crisis. It is a visual exploration across Asia, from landfills to recycling plants, cinematic aerials to intimate portraits.
Wasted puts a spotlight on the unprecedented volume of trash in the era of the Anthropocene and asks important questions: Why are we wasting opportunities to solve our waste issues, and what can be done to turn waste pollution into solutions?
Featuring a diverse cast across the region, the film inspires action across business, policy and individuals to clean up our communities, cities and natural habitats and create healthy, thriving economies.
This event is aligned with and explores this year’s Earth Day theme ‘Planet vs Plastics’, which emphasises the urgent need to address plastic pollution and protect our natural ecosystems.
Earth Day is an annual event first held in 1970 which has grown into a global movement and engages billions across the world to demonstrate support for environmental protection.
Find out more about our Wasted journey, which opens our eyes to the simple truth hidden in plain sight: What we throw away, doesn’t go away.
We invite you to join us for this exclusive film screening, followed by a panel discussion and networking.
Tickets are now on sale at The Projector. We look forward to seeing you there! 🎥
*All ticket proceeds go to venue costs and EB Impact’s Wasted public education campaigns.
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