[act-ma] Film Premiere: Sacred Forest, Sacred Water

[Juliana Field]

Thursday, June 5, 2014
6:00-8:00 PM 
Le Meridien Cambridge 
20 Sidney Street, Cambridge, MA 

$25 in Advance

Please join EcoLogic Development Fund for a premiere of an original 
documentary film about the Maya K’iche of Totonicapán, Guatemala. 

Los 48 Cantones is a 27-minute documentary 
film that explores an indigenous forest management system that pre-dates the Spanish colonization of the Americas. To this day, this community 
protects the 21,000 hectares of forest and the fresh drinking water it 
provides to the Maya K’iche of Totonicapán. A colorful and moving piece, the film presents various members of the community who share their 
experiences in an increasingly globalized world, and the struggle they 
face to maintain their ancestral way of life. This documentary is by brothers Julian and Thomas 
Moll-Rocek. Julian will be at the event to talk about the film and answer questions from the audience. 
The event will also feature a reading from Guatemalan writer Jennifer De Leon.Share this invitation with everyone who may be 
interested in joining us! 

Enjoy a delightful array of complimentary hors d’oeuvres & a cash bar.
 Buy tickets online now!
 
Or contact Gina Rindfleisch at gina at ecologic.org   
Space is limited—don’t miss out!
Learn more about the event on our website here.

Parking is available on the street and in the hotel garage ($10). 
Closest T station is Central Square.
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Director of Development & Communications
EcoLogic Development Fund
25 Mt. Auburn Street, #203
Cambridge, MA 02138
E: jfield at ecologic.org; W: www.ecologic.org 

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