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Movie Friday

Posted Aug 24 2008 10:31pm

Winter weather getting you down? Escape to the movies with one of our "Film Fridays" selections. Each week we'll feature a movie with environmentally or socially responsible themes that’s currently in theaters or available on DVD.

Seen a good eco-flick lately? Send us a review of 100 words or less and look for your review in the next Movie Friday!

Hurricane on the Bayou

a film by Greg MacGillivray

on DVD/VHS

http://www.hurricaneonthebayou.com/

This new film from the producers of Everest follows four musicians before, during, and after Hurricane Katrina and makes a compelling case for restoring the vital wetlands of Louisiana.

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