Digital Arts and New Media: MFA: Collaboration, Innovation, Social Impact

You are here

screening: goodbye gauley mountain: an ecosexual love story by ucsc prof. beth stephens with annie sprinkle

Wednesday, February 5, 2014 - 1:00am
Communications Room 130

 

Goodbye Gauley Mountain: An Ecosexual Love Story by Beth Stephens with Annie Sprinkle recently won the Santa Cruz Film Festival's "Spirit of Action Prize." The Spirit of Action Prize is SCFF's signature award to recognize films that highlight challenges in our society and identify solutions.  Awards are chosen by audience feedback scores.  The SCFF board president, Elizabeth Gummere said,  I think your film REALLY encompassed what we were going for when we invented this award several years ago. Taking a bleak environmental disaster and creating a joyful - and universal - call to action is about as Spirit of Action as it gets."

Goodbye Gauley Mountain: An Ecosexual Love Story is screening as part of the Center for Documentary Arts and Research on February 4th at 5PM in Communications room 130