Those wishing to find information on future Red Pill film showings and become involved in an environmentally-conscious Worcester movement can connect on Facebook with the group Worcester Transition.įind out more about the film A Crude Awakening by visiting. Not all films shown will be as heart-wrenching and discouraging as "A Crude Awakening" says Shreena, some may even be Disney movies such as WALL-E. Organizers of Red Pill film series are hoping to utilize a variety of locations including Worcester schools to reach a range of community members.
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Bindra and Scully are happy with the turnout of a close to full patio considering the Tuesday night showing, being the first of the series and what Scully describes as being an uncomfortable but important topic.
Scully says he's hopeful the films will be a regular occurrence noting the numerous documentaries worth-while of bringing awareness and discussion to Worcester. “A Crude Awakening” explores and unveils truths about how our civilization has and is destroying our geographic landscape with our “addiction to oil.” The films shown in the Red Pill series will reveal truths that viewers most likely will not be able to forget and ignore in their daily lives.
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The name Red Pill plays homage to the 1999 movie “The Matrix” that actor Keanu Reeves as Neo has to choose between taking a blue or red pill, the latter choice forcing truths upon him he can never escape. “ get people in the mood to want to move and do something,” which Bindra would like to see more of – activists working towards change in and around Worcester. After one day watching a documentary and feeling empowered, she thought films could be a new way of spreading awareness of environmental concerns. Red Pill film series kicked off on the patio at Ralph's Diner Tuesday September 30 with a crowd of more than thirty, some with bicycles chained to poles – appropriate for the film's topic – during a viewing of the film “A Crude Awakening.” Just like the Sunday night Cinamageddon horror movie showings at Ralph's, the movie was projected on the white concrete wall of a neighboring building.īrainchild of Red Pill film series, Clark University graduate student Shreena Bindra, says the idea for the film series came about after years of trying to motivate others to become active in the fight against lifestyles that destroy our environment.
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