Green Screen, a nonpolitical film group open to all, is screening GrowthBusters, Hooked on Growth this Sunday, 17 September, at Ham Library. The documentary tackles serious issues with good humour, challenging the status quo and exploring how we can become a sustainable civilisation so that our children can survive and thrive. Among other things, the film asks why a strong economy is more important to us than a survivable planet, and why population conversations are so difficult to have.When: Sunday, 17 September 2017. Doors open at 5.15pm; the film starts at 5.30pm. Run-time is 54 minutes, after which everyone is welcome to stay for a discussion about the topics raised in the film.
Where: Ham Library Annexe (Community Space), Ham Street, Ham, Richmond upon Thames (west London), TW10 7HR.
How to get here:  Bus 371 from Richmond or Kingston to Ashburnham Rd, or bus 65 to Ham Common and walk along Ham Street towards Ham Library (approx. 5-10mins).
Cost: Entry is free, but donations of £3 are welcome.
Refreshments: Tea/coffee and biscuits are provided.