Water Fest 

 I just came back from Atlanta Georgia where paideia’s school was hosting a screening of Flow. I feel like mentioning this school as they are defenately showing an example of a green footprint:  

No it's not science Fiction it's called  Perchlorate,  most perchlorate contamination in U.S. drinking water stems from improper disposal by rocket test sites. check article in the Washingtom Post: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/09/21/AR200809...

 Water Awareness on Campus!  check it out , Gill Holland one of our producer Father’s college!  http://www3.davidson.edu/cms/x32862.xmlImagine a world with less plastic! What comes around goes around:Garbage Patch on yourube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnUjTHB1lvMOut of sight out of Mind:

 This week end ,Bottle water in the news, A few link:http://www.newsday.com/news/opinion/ny-vpbot125839081sep12,0,2133897.storyhttp://www.businessandmedia.org/articles/2008/20080911110359.aspxhttp://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/news/20080910/bottled-water-debate-spl...

 After Five years in the making Flow is about to surf in the movie theater, Thanks to the incredible team at Oscilloscope water will splash the screen of the Angelika in New York on September 12th and Los Angeles.

Lots of good news around our upcoming release. For starters, this just in....

Nestle forced to pull out of McCloud CA contract to build a 1 million square foot bottling facility

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Hey World,

FLOW will be hitting US theaters end of summer! We're really excited to be working with Oscilloscope, a distribution company started by former ThinkFilm execs and Beastie Boy Adam Yauch. This is a GREAT partnership for us as filmmakers; the other great piece of news is that we'll be playing both the Democratic and Republican political conventions, the DNC in Denver and the RNC in Minneapolis! More on all of this soon.

BARCELONA --- Barcelona, one of the great European cities, suffers its worst drought since records began 60 years ago, Catalonia, of which Barcelona is the capital, has been the worst-hit region. After months without adequate rainfall its reservoirs are down to just over a quarter of normal capacity. On May 15, a tanker ship from Marseilles will pull into a specially equipped dock in Barcelona's busy port, connect to a new pipeline, and discharge a liquid cargo essential to the running of the city. The ship will not, however, be carrying oil or petroleum.