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The Can Film Festival has been created to encourage people to recycle
for a brighter future. Drinks cans are great for the environment
as they are both 100% and infinitely recyclable. One recycled can
will also substantially reduce the carbon footprint of the next
can produced.' |
The Can Film Festival
is coming to the UK to encourage people to recycle drinks cans.
Launching on 8th May at the Prince Charles Cinema in London,
the Can Film Festival will then move to Glasgow on 15th May and Manchester
on 22nd May.
Film fanatics
are invited to a special screening of Leonardo DiCaprio’s The 11th
Hour, a film which explores the impact the population has on the earth’s
ecosystem and the changes that must be made to guarantee the healthy future
of our planet.
Admission into the screening is free of charge. For guaranteed entry,
make sure you get there early and bring an empty drinks can to help us
spread the word about the importance of the recycling. Complimentary beverages
from drinks cans will be served.
BBC Radio One and London Tonight film critic and spokesperson for the festival, James King comments - "The great thing about the Can Film Festival is that it will bring people together and encourage them to recycle more. It will also highlight the fact that recycling cans is simple, and a great first step towards helping protect our environment"
- Admission
Free
- Bring an empty drinks can for recycling
- Complimentary refreshments provided
The Can Film Festival Tour Dates LONDON - 6:30pm, Thursday 8th May - The Prince Charles Cinema GLASGOW - 6:30pm, Thursday 15th May - The Glasgow Film Theatre MANCHESTER - 6:30pm, Thursday 22 May - AMC Manchester. |
BBC Radio 1's James King
The Can Film Festival Survey
BCME, Sponsors of the Can Film Festival would really appreciate it if you would spare 2 minutes of your time to fill out the following survey about can recycling:
This survey is now closed, please visit cancouture.com for future events...
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