Film- SUNU- Mexican indigenous movement says NO to GMO corn, with director Teresa Camou

SUNU
Santa Cruz film premiere
with director
Teresa Camou
Sunday, November 13, 7PM
AT: Resource Center for Nonviolence, 612 Ocean St., Santa Cruz, CA

79 mins / Color / 2015 / Spanish, English Subtitles
http://sunudoc.com/

A new documentary, Sunú is the indigenous word for Maize by the Tarahumara people of Northern Mexico. Sunú is a central part of the culture, identity, economy, community, spirituality as well as cuisine in all of Mexico. However, the Mexican state has been working to support Monsanto's efforts to bring genetically modified seeds into Mexico, and the government is helping contaminate native corn. Determined to remain free and independent, Sunú shows farmers working the land and cultivating their seeds and being true to their cultures. The director, Teresa Camou, is coming from Mexico to present and discuss the film and the issues it raises. More info- larry [at] epfmedia.com

A sliding scale donation of $8-25 is suggested. No one turned away for lack of funds.

More info- larry [at] epfmedia.com