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Published on February 29, 2020
Seven emerging filmmakers from six countries came to the Dahdaleh Institute in Toronto from 16 - 22 February 2020 to participate in the Planetary Health Film Lab. The Film Lab took these young filmmakers through an intensive five-day process to create a film which tells a story about the health impacts of climate change.
The Winter 2020 cohort of youth were the workshop’s first. The group includes environmental activists and emerging filmmakers from Canada, Australia, Ecuador, Colombia, India, and Italy.
Thierry Toto (Italy)
Karla Cajas (Ecuador)
Ishika Mitra (India)
Kai Millen (Australia)
Monica Monrroy Botero (Colombia)
Vivian Guido (Canada)
Jacquelin Montoya Hidalgo (Ecuador)
Themes | Planetary Health |
Status | Concluded |
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