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Films
found one film
Region
“British-Irish Isles”
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Directors
“Payne, Becky”
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Year of production
“2007”
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Colour / Black and white
“Colour”
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short films
1
Region
British-Irish Isles
1
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Country
United Kingdom
1
Keywords
Alternative culture
1
Rural
1
Directors
Payne, Becky
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Series
Granada Center for Visual Anthropology Student Film
1
Country of production
United Kingdom
1
Year of production
2007
1
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Colour / Black and white
Film
The Land on which We Stand
2007
31
‘
Directed by
Becky Payne
.
This film is a glimpse into the life of the Landmatters Co-operative, a community of 11 adults and 4 children living in benders and yurts in rural Devon as they develop a permaculture project. The 42 acres of land was originally for an agricultural purpose, which means they do not have planning permission for residential use. The film follows the group as they fight for permission to live on the land in order to create a self-reliant way of life for a future that doesn’t depend on fossil fuels. The film also explores concerns of some local residents in the nearby hamlet who object to the ‘hippies’ living next door.
British-Irish Isles
Rural
Alternative culture