Massimo Bottura, widely regarded as one of the best chefs in the world,
set up the Refettorio as a beautifully designed space offering 80
people a night the opportunity to dine with dignity.
How this
high-profile initiative fared against the complex realities of
homelessness and social inequality is explored through revealing
interviews with the chefs and the diners, offering a candid exploration
of the cultural, social and spiritual value of the nourishment we can offer one another.
BEYOND THE SCREEN:
The Grassmarket Community Project is one of Edinburgh’s network of
voluntary agencies that together provide free meals daily for our most
vulnerable and destitute citizens, much of this being from ‘surplus’
food. Join us before the screening to take part in this unique community
dinner by booking the Meal & Film ticket. You are welcome to pay a
donation which will go toward the Grassmarket Community Project or bring
a dish along to the dinner (any dish much be vegetarian or unopened).
After the film we will explore responses to food poverty and social inequality, with guests including Ewan Aitken (Cyrenians), Mary Anne MacLeod (A Menu For Change), and Peter Kelly (The Poverty Alliance).
FREE (donations welcome)
Book via: takeoneaction.org.uk
Screening as part of Take One Action Film Festival. See full programme at http://bit.ly/TOAFF17
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