Food, farming and biodiversity are linked to a tiny seed. The Great Seed Festival held in the UK in October 2014 was meant to spread awareness about the importance of seeds.
The Keralan Cowboy is a film about the importance of bio-diversity and questioning the economically driven government policy that will have a profound effect on our society and environment.
As a chief of his community, Ayal was offered $200,000 for the community land by one of Indonesia’s largest coal mining companies. He refused because he had seen other communities that had sold their land and heard their stories.
Watch Yousef remember the past, show us the present and think about the future of his community, the environment and humanity in this beautiful film by The Source Project.
In a remote area of Odisha, eastern India, small communities of subsistence farmers, have managed to return to a system of cooperative, zero-input agriculture.
A Commons Sense, by The Source Project, is a film about Dr Debal Deb's fight against biopiracy. Watch how he uses the field and the farmers to grow and protect valuable indigenous varieties.
Adolfo is possibly one of the most dynamic, progressive and positive farmers his district. Discover Adolfo’s farm and the philosophy behind farming in this poignant film by the The Source Project.
Amarjeet Sharma’s experience was not very different from that of other farmers in India. He just did one thing differently. He explains this in Natural Systems and an Agricultural Philosophies, a short film by The Source Project and the second film in the 9x9 online film festival.
We are proud to present nine short films by the Source Project as a part of the 9x9 online film festival. These films are about communities and farmers who are working with nature to produce food.
