"A NEW WE"


 

DVD "A NEW WE"

"A New We" is a documentary about ecological communities and ecovillages in Europe. Enjoy two hours of insight into 10 European eco-communities from 8 European countries, created by Austrian documentary filmmaker Stefan Wolf.  Stefan’s aim: to explore a variety of ecovillages in order to present a broad spectrum of lifestyle possibilities to many people.

"A New We" is a unique and important film event that will lead you through the fascinating and varied worlds of these 10 communities.

How are these Communities organized?
What decision-making processes do they use?
How they finance themselves?
What food choices do they make?
How much of the food and energy that they need do they produce?
Is spirituality important?
How do adults and children interact?
Are there schools?

These and other questions are addressed in this unique and important film event. The variety of situations and voices in A New We inspires hope for the future of humanity and all life on the planet.  The lives shown here are more motivated by imagination, vision, respect and cooperation than by economic forces and social expectations.  In these 10 communities, the creative solutions to many social, environmental and economic challenges exemplify the nearly infinite capacity for human-, community- and self-development.   It’s a film that enlightens, encourages and spreads hope – for a new world and A New We. 

Presented communities:

Damanhur
An Italian federation of eco-communities which altogether forms a network of about 1000 people. In Damanhur society's utopia is lived in daily reality.

Schloss Glarisegg
A community on the Bodensee in Switzerland, a seminar center for conscious being and living.

La Borie Noble
A community in France that lives according to the ideals of Mahatma Gandhi, living close to nature with strong spirituality and high self-sufficiency.

Finca Tierra
A tiny community in the Canary Islands that shows how beautiful, abundant and joyful a life close to nature can be.

Matavenero
Formerly an abandoned mountain village in Spain, Matavenero was rebuilt through the Rainbow movement. Today it's an autonomous commune with 70 permanent residents.

Krishna Valley
An ecovillage in Hungary with 150 residents, devoted to Krishna, with a very high level of self-sufficiency and a very small ecological footprint.

Schloss Tonndorf
A german ecovillage with 60 residents and a variety of lifestyles, an example of an ecological paradise, especially for children.

Valle de Sensaciones
A Spanish eco-community that encourages life-restoring experiences in nature and emphasizes luxury, abundance and beauty.

Sieben Linden
An ecovillage in Germany with 120 residents, a small ecological footprint, and creativity in design of its earth buildings.

Tamera
Tamera, the first Healing Biotope, is an international education and research center for the development of Peace Villages world-wide. Two hundred people live, work and study there in the south of Portugal.

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People in Damanhur Temple underneath the earth in Damanhur Schloss Glarisegg in Switzerland Sound workshop in Schloss Glarisegg
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La Borie Noble Cow in La Borie Noble House in Finca Terra Harvest in Finca Terra
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Matavenero in Spain Matavenero Krishna Valley in Hungary Krishna Valley
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Schloss Tonndorf Singing in Schloss Tonndorf Valle de Sensaciones Valle de Sensaciones
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Ecovillage Siebenlinden Ecovillage Siebenlinden Strawbale-Vault building Tamera Solarvillage, Tamera

Director: Stefan Wolf
Production: L.O.V.E. Productions 2010
www.newwe.info