Bozeman Magazine

March 20th Lineup

1. TENTPOLE | Sandra, a Syrian refugee, accepts a prestigious but unpaid internship with the UN. She cannot afford to live in Geneva, so she chooses to live in a tent by the lake while trying to compete for a permanent position. When she stumbles upon a fortunate discovery, it seems as though all her problems will be solved, but she doesn’t expect the political fallout. 

2. EVERYBODY EATS | Addressing hunger with dignity, pay what you can restaurants are popping up across the world. Everybody Eats tells the story of one innovative, and delicious, alternative to conventional hunger relief efforts and reveals the resiliency and compassion of community at the same time.  (No, it’s not Fork & Spoon - but it’s another innovative pay what you can restaurant in Boone, North Carolina, called F.A.R.M. Cafe.)

3. ADVENTURE NOT WAR | Adventure Not War, directed by Bozeman local and Montana State University graduate Max Lowe, explores the importance of recreation for for its healing power.  The film takes us into mountains of Iraq revealing a seldom seen, beautiful underbelly in a place scarred with devastation. Adventure Not War is a new approach to war, inviting veterans to rewrite their histories in places where they served and heal wounds deeper than flesh and bone.

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