Film Lens
In 'Island Earth,' a group of Hawaiians confronts the impact of modern agriculture on their land and culture. They utilize ancient wisdom to implement sustainable agricultural practices that respect their heritage. The film presents their efforts to transform Hawaii into a sustainable model amidst environmental challenges.
By combining traditional knowledge with modern techniques, these Hawaiians aim to secure a sustainable future for their communities. Their work reflects a broader resistance against industrial farming's negative effects, emphasizing the significance of cultural preservation and environmental responsibility.
Why Watch
- •Meet dedicated Hawaiians fighting for sustainable agriculture.
- •Find out how ancient wisdom influences modern farming.
- •See Hawaii's unique approach to environmental stewardship.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Cyrus Sutton in 2016.
•The documentary has a runtime of 64 minutes.
•The film focuses on the agricultural challenges faced by Hawaiians.
Perfect For
Sustainable agricultureHawaiian cultureEnvironmental activism