Directed by

Sanjeev Chatterjee and Ali Habashi

Executive Producers:

Sam L Grogg, Harry Clein

Producer and Screenwriter:

Sanjeev Chatterjee

Narrator:

Dr. Donna E. Shalala

Camera:

Ed Talavera

Editor:

Ali Habashi

Music:

Thomas M. Sleeper

Screening Format:

Digibeta

Water... a constant of life...

For this hauntingly beautiful film, the filmmaker journeyed to five continents and sixteen countries to explore the crisis of our world water supply. Designed to connect with all ages, One Water teaches what we should already know, that all humanity lives in this world of finite resources together. This poetic and powerful lesson complements beautiful images with interviews with the Dalai Lama and Robert F. Kennedy, among others, and a score written by composer Thomas M. Sleeper and recorded by the Russian National Orchestra.

Contemporary Arts Alliance wishes to acknowledge the partnership of Sanjeev Chatterjee and Ali Habashi in presenting One Water.

Preceded by

Out in the Cold

(Canada, 2008, 30 mins.)

Directed by

Colleen Murphy

With

Gordon Tootoosis, Erroll Kinistino, Mathew Strongeage

Performer Erroll Kinistino is scheduled to attend the festival

Producer and Editor:

Sarah Abbott

Screenplay:

Cheryl Jack

Camera:

Ivan Gekoff, CSC

O

n a freezing night, Soft as Snow and Cold as Ice meet Thomas, a drunken young man who is dumped by police on the outskirts of town. Will Thomas join his elders or return to the city to tell his story? This oftentimes humorous and important story was inspired by the freezing deaths of several First Nations men, which put Canada on Amnesty International's list of human rights abuses.

Contemporary Arts Alliance wishes to acknowledge the partnership of Colleen Murphy and Sarah Abbott in presenting Out in the Cold.

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