• WINNER
  • Best Environmental Documentary Feature
  • Atlanta DocuFest
  • Best Feature Film
  • Golden Film Festival
  • Grand Prize Best of Show
  • Filmshift Festival
  • Audience Choice
  • Reel Earth Film Festival
  • Best Canadian Documentary
  • Projecting Change 
  • Best Conservation Film
  • Bend Film Festival
  • Runner Up Audience Choice Best Documentary
  • Tallgrass Film Festival
  • Inspiring Community Action Award
  • Princeton Environmental Film Festival
  • Blue Sky Tribute Award
  • Vail Film Festival
  • MOBI Award (Journalism/Media),
  • Recycling Council of BC

 

  • OFFICIAL SELECTION
    • Planet in Focus Film Festival
    • Newport Beach Film Festival
    • Surrey Environmental Film Festival
    • Tofino Film Festival
    • Thunder Bay Film Festival
    • World Community Film Festival
    • EcoFocus Festival
    • REEL Change Film Festival
    • Filmshift Festival
    • Salt Spring Film Festival
    • Vail Film Festival
    • Bend Film Festival
    • Princeton Environmental Film Festival
    • Tallgrass Film Festival
    • Projecting Change Film Festival
    • Reel Earth Film Festival
    • Project Native Film Festival
    • Ruby Mountain Film Festival
    • Golden Film Festival
    • Seattle True Independent Film Festival
    • DocuFest
    • Green Film Fest Buenos Aires

 

Is it possible to live completely waste free? In this multi-award winning, festival favourite, partners Jen and Grant go head to head in a competition to see who can swear off consumerism and produce the least garbage Their light-hearted competition is set against a darker examination of the problem waste.  Even as Grant and Jen start to garner interest in their project, they struggle to find meaning in their minuscule influence on the large-scale environmental impacts of our “throw-away society”. Described as An Inconvenient Truth meets Super Size Me, The Clean Bin Project features laugh out loud moments, stop motion animations, and unforgettable imagery. Captivating interviews with renowned artist, Chris Jordan and TED Lecturer Captain Charles Moore, make this film a fun and inspiring call to individual action that speaks to crowds of all ages.


Sunday
Jun202010

Clean Bin Tour Day 15 - Creston to Fernie


We hit rain.  Lots of rain.  All day rain. I was so wet and cold and miserable that I ended up buying rubber boots. Normally we would probably take a couple days off, but because we had to be in certain towns at certain times, we pressed on.

The screening in Kimberly was actually a last minute booking.  It was off our planned route, and we knew that we wouldn't be able to cycle there in time, so our fabulous host Steve came and picked us up in Cranbrook. 

What a great show!  The theatre at Centre 64 was an amazing venue with a gallery space and 140 person theatre. We almost filled it thanks to the promotions of Wildsight and the Freewheelers bike club! Thanks again to our Kimberly hosts and sponsors for a great and enthousiastic night!

The ride the next day was great (dispite the ongoing rain).   We started off on a 25km long paved railbed from Kimberly back to Cranbrook.  It doesn't get better than that!