Agua Mi Sangre

WWF5th demostration istanbul 16th march

playapart — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 11:53:03 +0000

Istanbul Overview….

playapart — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 20:06:31 +0000

A team of 3 videomakers from Playapart and Torcida is now in
Turkey to document the 5th World Water Forum in Istanbul and
the counter-events organized by the Turkish and
international resistance movement to water privatization and
large dams. They are working to the production of a new
film-documentary on the European water business in the
middle-east . To this aim they are also going to South-east
Anatolia to document the dams projects in that area and to
the Aegean cost .

In this space you can follow the events that will take place
in Istanbul at the counter forum and as well at the official
forum, with news and videos.

For contacts with the film crew in Turkey
Jaroslava Colajacomo:+905317477806
email: jaro@playapart.it

Look at the new video of the 15th of March demonstration and
the violent repression by the police

keep in touch!….

AGUA MI SANGRE

playapart — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 20:01:52 +0000

Intro

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Part 5

Part 6

16-22 marzo 2009

playapart — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 00:23:33 +0000

AGUA MI SANGRE – Voices resistances and alternatives at the World Water Forum

playapart — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 00:17:36 +0000

Agua Mi Sangre, a documentary-film by Jaroslava Colajacomo

A PlayApart © 2007 production with the sponsorship of:
Abruzzo Social Forum – Mediterracqua – Cevi – Contratto mondiale sull’acqua – France Libertees – Transnational Institute – Corporate Europe Observatory – Friends Of The Earth International– World Development Movement – Les produtions a l’Envers – In lak’esh produciones– Knewways Multimedia – COMDA – Asamblea de los movimientos en defensa de l’agua

THE WATER WARS ARE ALREADY HERE
Right now the greed for profits moves transnational corporations to extend control over the world’s water – a resource that is vital to the survival of humanity.

At the same time, a movement against water privatization is growing all over in the world, raising against the centers of power: the world water council and the world water forum.

During 4th world water forum in mexico city in 2006, protests against water privatization assumed a global dimension for the first time.
In the demonstrations and in the prayers for water – the right of every living being – there was a common goal: to make sure it never becomes a commodity.

Next world water forum will be organized in Istanbul, in march 2009. It will be the case of a reform or of a boycott?