Jaye Alison Moscariello’s compelling film “From the Ashes” shows how the community responded to the October 2017 Redwood Complex Fire helping their neighbors and creating art to begin the healing process for so many who lost people, homes, and beloved parts of their lives. If you have already seen it, this 33 minute film has had improvements to the sound track. It has won several awards and been shown in Poland, Italy, Chico, CA, and ……. Music is by Bill Taylor and Joe Nemeth with songs by Kim ... view more »
Jaye Alison Moscariello’s compelling film “From the Ashes” shows how the community responded to the October 2017 Redwood Complex Fire helping their neighbors and creating art to begin the healing process for so many who lost people, homes, and beloved parts of their lives. If you have already seen it, this 33 minute film has had improvements to the sound track. It has won several awards and been shown in Poland, Italy, Chico, CA, and ……. Music is by Bill Taylor and Joe Nemeth with songs by Kim Monroe and Mary Buckley.
The film will show on Sunday February 23rd, gather for snacks at 11:30 AM at the Ukiah United Methodist Church (N. Pine St. at Smith St.). Film will begin around noon. Also at this showing Jaye will have an art sale to raise funds to complete Part 2: The Future is Now, which chronicles what people are doing to be fire ready and to reduce the contributors to disastrous wildfires It will cover both protection and prevention strategies, and feature native american and other practices that have been largely abandoned but which are beginning to come back. If you like any piece of art, please make a reasonable offer and make it yours and you will be helping get the new information out via the next film!
The film showing is free; donations gladly accepted to support the next film, Part 2: The Future is Now.
Bill and Jaye 707-272-1688, 310-970-4517
edibleland@earthlink.net or artisall@earthlink.net
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