The Madeira River - (c) WWF
Amid the tangle of commuter traffic, shopping malls and office buildings that define life inside the Capital Beltway rests a one-acre piece of farmland under the care of 89-year-old Charlie Koiner. With the help of his only daughter, Charlie continues to work his land, share his produce and enjoy the farm life he’s always known. Corner Plot explores one man’s steadfast authenticity in a changing world. Directed by Ian Cook and Andre Dahlman.
"Animal, Vegetable, Mineral, Wine" program welcome by Kathy Sweeney-Hammond, Academic Affairs Director, Maret School. Introduced by Andrea Meditch, Chair, Development Committee, Maret School. Discussion with Out to Pasture: The Future of Farming? filmmaker Allen Moore and his student film crew follows program.
Shown with PORTRAIT OF A WINEMAKER: JOHN WILLIAMS OF FROG’S LEAP, AMERICA'S SUSTAINABLE GARDEN: UNITED STATES BOTANIC GARDEN & OUT TO PASTURE: THE FUTURE OF FARMING?
FREE. No reservations required.
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