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Films on food good for us and Earth

Pennypack Farm and Education Center in Horsham sponsors its third annual film series aimed at engaging neighbors in discussion about environmental issues. Each movie delves into a different aspect of sustainability with a focus on how small changes can make a big difference to the world.

    by Dianna Marder | Columnist, Inquirer
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Pennypack Farm and Education Center in Horsham sponsors its third annual film series aimed at engaging neighbors in discussion about environmental issues. Each movie delves into a different aspect of sustainability with a focus on how small changes can make a big difference to the world.

All screenings are at the nonprofit Ambler Theater, 108 E. Butler Ave., Ambler 19002. Tickets are $10 each. 215-345-7855 or amblertheatre.org/pennypack

Doors open at 6 p.m. for a community expo, highlighting local organizations. Films start at 7:30 p.m. and are followed by panel discussions.

March 13: What's Organic About Organic? With charm and humanity, this film leads viewers to examine how organic farming has evolved from a grassroots movement into a multibillion-dollar international industry. (More at whatsorganicmovie.com.)

April 10: PLANEAT. The search for a diet that's good for our health, the environment, and the future of the planet. The film presents a convincing case for the West to reexamine its love affair with meat and dairy. (More at planeat.tv.)

- Dianna Marder