How We Got Here Today, Illegal Bypass Proceedings, Stomping on Native American Cultural Sites, Cutting Down 500 year old oak groves, cutting down ancient ash groves, draining and spoiling our wetlands, installing toxic wick drains which will leach into our aquifer with toxic chemicals, toxic fill used in our wetlands filling our wetlands with toxic chemicals, bulldozing stream banks carelessly dumping sediment into local waterways- Headwaters to the Eel River, a federally protected Salmon Spawning Stream, aggressive heavy handed armed occupation of the Little Lake Valley wasting millions of dollars mostly spent on "overtime" which officers openly brag about on pro-bypass facebook pages. A complete disregard for the rights of local media, reporters and press, repeated denial of entry into illegal construction operations, arresting journalists which officers knew were legit reporters simply to with-hold the information from being made available, essentially trying to create a media black out of illegal construction practices as well as to cover human rights abuses of protesters including denying protesters the basic human rights of food and water, the disrespect and hostile actions of officers from the CHp towards non-violent elderly women including intimidating, threatening and shoving....... This Short Mini-Film seems to be a fair "in a nut shell" similar experience of "How We Got Here Today".... Enjoy!~ Seed Story is an experimental narrative shot in macro perspective featuring a cast of hundreds of one-inch plastic figures and junk props. It focuses on the the negative addictions humanity has suffered throughout the ages. Directed and conceived by William D. Caballero, it premiered at the 2013 Slamdance Film Festival and at numerous festivals across the world. vimeo/51315610
Posted on: Mon, 30 Sep 2013 01:03:08 +0000
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