David Suzuki helps launch new film directed by UWinnipeg professor
伊恩博士fi毛罗。最新的气候变化lm,超越气候,将在多伦多举行的焦点国际电影节（10月26日，星期五）举行全球首映，并在Gimme的一些真相纪录片节（11月2日，星期五）举行温尼伯首映。这部电影将观众超越了头条新闻，并进入了不列颠哥伦比亚省和国家面临的紧迫气候问题的核心 - 从管道和土著权利到森林大火和改变海洋的核心。
“Beyond Climate is a wake-up call that shows how a warming world is already affecting ecosystems, human communities, and the economy,” said Mauro. “British Columbia is a sentinel province in Canada, in terms of climate impacts, but also solutions that can get us beyond the challenges to realize a truly sustainable future.”
这部电影是由著名的科学家，广播员和作家戴维·铃木（David Suzuki）叙述的，他们将参加多伦多和温尼伯的活动，与媒体交谈，并参加放映的Q-And-A。铃木和毛罗（Mauro）是长期的合作者，这是他们的第五次联合演讲，旨在使加拿大人参与气候变化。
“This film is particularly important in the context of the recent UN report on climate change, which suggests we only have about a decade to radically reduce fossil fuel use in order to stabilize the climate,” said Suzuki. “We’ve got one last shot at making this right for future generations and I encourage all Canadians to be part of climate dialogue and action.”
联合国气候变化的政府间小组（IPCC）最近的报告，题为Global Warming of 1.5°C, indicates that it is possible to stabilize the climate — provided we act within the next decade to be globally carbon neutral by 2050.
超越气候represents the most recent segment in Mauro’s trilogy of climate change films across Canada, which includesQapirangajuq：因纽特人知识和气候变化(co-directed with acclaimed Inuk filmmaker Zacharias Kunuk) and加拿大大西洋的气候变化. These projects represent research and cinema as one.
The Winnipeg screening will be preceded by a free public dialogue — focused on climate change and our common future. This dialogue is sponsored by The University of Winnipeg and will focus on Suzuki’s and Mauro’s efforts to engage Canadians regarding climate change.
Journalists are welcome to attend the film screenings and discussions (at no cost). Interviews are available on request.
Visit the超越气候websitefor more information.Watch the trailer.
世界首映：放映超越气候
Friday, Oct. 26, 7:00 pm
热文档，泰德·罗杰斯电影院，布洛尔街506号
• Planet In Focus Environmental Film Festival (Toronto)
• Suzuki and Mauro with Elder Cat Criger
Public dialogue: Climate change and our common future
Friday, Nov.2, 4:30 pm
Richardson College for the Environment, 599 Portage Ave.
•免费公共活动（温尼伯）
• Suzuki and Mauro along with Dr. Annette Trimbee (President, The University of Winnipeg)
温尼伯首映：放映超越气候
Friday, Nov. 2, 7:00 pm
Eckhardt Gramatté Hall, 515 Portage Ave.
• Gimme Some Truth Documentary Film Festival
• Suzuki and Mauro with Elder Dave Courchene (Turtle Lodge) and Dr. Annette Trimbee
• Tickets available at door and在线的
BACKGROUND
Dr. Ian Maurois the Principal of Richardson College for the Environment Winnipeg and Co-Director of the Prairie Climate Centre (PCC). He holds a BSc in environmental science, PhD in geography, and studied as a postdoctoral fellow in ethnoecology. He is a former Canada Research Chair, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists, Apple Distinguished Educator, and has served on expert panels related to food security, energy issues, and climate change in Canada. He has developed numerous, award-winning, multi-media climate change projects across Canada, includingQapirangajuq：因纽特人知识和气候变化（与著名的Inuk电影制片人Zacharias Kunuk共同执导），加拿大大西洋的气候变化, and超越气候. In collaboration with the PCC, Mauro helped develop and launch theClimate Atlas of Canada.毛罗（Mauro）的作品已在学术会议，博物馆，电影节和新闻媒体中，例如联合国，史密森尼机构，国家地理，安大略省皇家博物馆，富有想象力，柏林国际电影节，The Globe and Mail,Canadian Geographic和这种美国生活.
戴维·铃木博士is an award-winning geneticist and broadcaster who co-founded the David Suzuki Foundation in 1990. In 1975, he helped launch and host the long-running CBC Radio showQuirks and Quarks. In 1979, he became familiar to audiences around the world as host of CBC TV’sThe Nature of Things, which still airs new episodes. From 1969 to 2001, Suzuki was a faculty member at the University of British Columbia, and is currently professor emeritus. He is widely recognized as a world leader in sustainable ecology and has received numerous awards for his work, including a UNESCO prize for science and a United Nations Environment Program medal. He is also a Companion of the Order of Canada. He has 29 honorary degrees from universities in Canada, the US, and Australia, including The University of Winnipeg (2015). For his support of Canada’s Indigenous peoples, Suzuki has been honoured with eight names and formal adoption by two First Nations.
