WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Environmental Protection Agency has announced The Wicker Man winner of its first annual See-Green Film Festival. Beating out such eco-classics as Silent Running and The Day After Tomorrow, the 1973 film starring Edward Woodward and Christopher Lee deals with an agricultural community struggling to maintain sustainable practices in the face of unreason brought by a reactionary stranger. Judge Kira Topaz-Wheatley stated, "We chose a delightful, eco-friendly movie that promotes green solutions and touches on beliefs close to many of us here at the EPA." She continued, "Hopefully, watching The Wicker Man together will become a family tradition. Then a community tradition. Then a law. Isn't that something worth working for?" (Photo: Wickipedia)
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Environmental Protection Agency has announced The Wicker Man winner of its first annual See-Green Film Festival. Beating out such eco-classics as Silent Running and The Day After Tomorrow, the 1973 film starring Edward Woodward and Christopher Lee deals with an agricultural community struggling to maintain sustainable practices in the face of unreason brought by a reactionary stranger. Judge Kira Topaz-Wheatley stated, "We chose a delightful, eco-friendly movie that promotes green solutions and touches on beliefs close to many of us here at the EPA." She continued, "Hopefully, watching The Wicker Man together will become a family tradition. Then a community tradition. Then a law. Isn't that something worth working for?"
(Photo: Wickipedia)
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