Are We Ignoring The Biggest Threats To Our Planet?

WTPFF and the United Nations AW, present Award Winning Films: Sonic Sea. Converts. Mr Rocks Rooster at Miranda @ Ace Hotel London

Miranda @ Ace Hotel London hosts one of the hard-hitting screenings for this year's We The People's Film Festival.Presenting 3 new, emerging films by talented film makers across the globe - this event promises to face up to controversial and relevant topics such as Islamic Extremism, threats to our oceans and life within, as well as the devastating reality of the climate, animal cruelty, responsible journalism and poses the question: Are we ignoring the biggest threats to our plant?

Join us on the 16th November 2017 for a humbling evening and the chance to engage with our respected panel as they debate and answer questions from the audience; because we need to talk about the challenges we face.

SONIC SEA by Michelle Dougherty and Daniel Hinerfeld
Oceans are a sonic symphony. Sound is essential to the survival and prosperity of marine life. But man-made ocean noise is threatening this fragile world. Sonic Sea is about protecting life in our waters from the destructive effects of oceanic noise pollution because every day, whales, dolphins, fish and other marine life are threatened by a cacophony of industrial noise from shipping, seismic exploration for oil and gas and naval sonar used for routine training exercises. From the Atlantic to the Pacific to the wild Arctic, this endless barrage of noise impairs the ability of our planet’s vulnerable marine life to communicate, find food, navigate and breed. Ocean noise is harming and even killing whales, dolphins and other creatures in water bodies all around the world.

CONVERTS by Karlis Lesins
A young and ambitious journalist experiments, joining a camps in Syria that prepares terrorists of the Islamic state, so she could explore from the inside how does the radical Islam movement work. She is helped by Maija and Juris. But before they leave Europe, it gets complicated.

MR ROCK'S ROOSTER by Andrea Ruffini
The drought destroyed all the crops of the Rock's family, living in South-East Haiti. Mr Rock's only hope to gain some money is that his rooster wins the fight.....so what is going to happen?

See you there!

DOORS OPEN FROM 6PM

We The Peoples Team

We The People’s Film Festival has been running since 2006 and has screened more than 200 films on human rights, development, security and the environment. The festival initiated the UK’s first peace-themed season, video-streaming workshops for Non-Governmental Organisations, and the world’s first festival of films on international development by young directors. This year the festival attracted over 3500 submissions and throughout the course of the festival, some of the winning selections will be showcased

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