Synopsis

What do we consider as home? The constructed complex we live in? The land where we make our livelihood? The narratives of moving homes and earth, land use policy and the construction industry led by urban development will be uncovered. Join us for a pre-show activity to pen down stories of relocation and land reclamation. After the screenings, engage in a post-film panel discussion moderated by Vivian Lee from Living Soil Asia, featuring Sandcastles producer Martin Loh, Moving Earth director Ian Mun, and Bingyu from Ground-Up Initiative (GUI) — a non-profit society dedicated to fostering sustainable kampung culture through active community participation.

About Living Soil Asia

Living Soil Asia, part of the Foodscape Collective ecosystem, champions a balanced ecosystem built on equity, care, and regenerative practices. Their mission is to broaden knowledge and accessibility of regenerative methods in Singapore, emphasising a community-oriented, care-based approach. They merge ancient wisdom with modern technology to regenerate soil and reconnect people with the land, advocating for soil’s crucial role in climate change, food security, and sustainability discussions. This organisation stands as a beacon for environmental stewardship and community-driven sustainability, committed to nurturing each person’s unique contributions to a healthier planet and fostering a culture of care and personal engagement.

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