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A Festival of Films

  • Exploring Deeply the Unsustainable World We Live
  • Analysing Critically & Mindfully
  • Self-Criticisms & Reflections 
  • Finding Inspiration & Hope
  • Alternative Orientations & Pathways to Sustainable Futures 
  • Connecting with Nature and Communities
  • Seeking the Indigenous & Feminine
  • Exploring the Nature of the Human Spirit 
  • Exploring the Critical Relationship Between Sustainability and Socially-Engaged Spirituality

Documentaries, Mockumentaries, Songs, and Features from the Web to Introduce, 
Consolidate and/or Promote Spiritually-engaged Sustainability.

Films curated by Preeti Nirmala, Ambedkar University Delhi (AUD), India
Contact her if you have any suggestions or links to share
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Films featured here are purely for educational purpose and has no commercial value. 
Because of copyright issues you may be referred to the original site for viewing.

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Disobedience is a new film about a new phase of the climate movement: courageous action that is being taken on the front lines of the climate crisis on every continent, led by regular people fed up with the power and pollution of the fossil fuel industry. Screenings are being planned across the globe starting on April 30 to support ongoing organizing to defeat the fossil fuel industry.

​Go Here for Details.

Special Collection (by Films for Action)
A more beautiful, just and sustainable world is possible. 
Take this library and use it to inspire global change!

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Festival 3


Screen 1: The Ocean; Screen 2: Reconnecting With the Sacred; 
Screen 3: In the Forest of Gods; Screen 4: Earth Song;  Screen 5: The Century of Self (and Selfishness); 
Screen 6: Two Kinds of Knowledge; Screen 7: Seeds of Sovereignity


Screen 1: The Good Earth

Sustainable agriculture and philosophies across India. 

Screen 2 : The Carbon Merchants


Screen 3: Life Cycle of a Plastic Bottle


Screen 4 : The High Price of Materialism


Screen 5: Role of Spirituality in True Sustainability

///BIRA\\\ chief of the Yawanawa speaking on the role of spirituality in true sustainability. from Global Indigenous Voices on Vimeo.


Screen 6: Soil, Soul and Society

Video from KarmaTube


Screen 7: Appreciate What You Have


Festival 2

Screen 1: The Ocean's Voice
Screen 2: Reconnecting with the Sacred
Screen 3: In the Forest of Gods
Screen 4: Earth Song (Repeat)
Screen 5: Role of Spirituality in True Sustainability
Screen 6: Two Kinds of Knowledge
Screen 7: Seeds of Sovereignity
Festival 1

Screen 1: Spiritual Ecology
Screen 2: Guardians of the Indonesian Forest
Screen 3: Earth Song
Screen 4: Grateful
Screen 5: Four Horseman
Screen 6: The Corporation
Screen 7: Economics of Happiness

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Critical Orientations 
to Sustainability and Spirituality 


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This site promotes the orientation, activities, resources and projects of the Centre for the Study of Sustainable Futures and Spirituality (GCSSFS). The Centre is supported in the area of content generation, project execution, design and general administration by Public Media Agency (PMA),  Petaling Jaya, Malaysia under the direct care of one of their creative consultants, Dr. M. Nadarajah (Nat). Nat works as consultant on different projects.  He supports PMA on its various projects supporting social causes. Nat is presently engaged with Xavier University@Bhubaneshwar, India, with it School of Sustainability. He works with Loyola College@Chennai, India on issues related sustainability and spirituality. He is associated with the Centre for Diaspora Studies@MSU, Tirunelveli, India. He continues to support Pesticide Action Network Asia and the Pacific (PAN AP), which is based in Penang, Malaysia, as consultant on a project to set up a 'blended' institution, International People's Agroecology Multiversity (IPAM), to promote agroecology across Asia and the Pacific. He is also a member of the Asian Public Intellectual (API)  community.

GCSSFS, 2016