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Join in the Earth Week Film Festival by supporting the Campbell River youth and local environmental initiatives by attending this year’s film; Just Eat it.

This is the sixth year the film festival has been going on, and Acting Development Services Manager at the City of Campbell River Amber Zirhelt says the documentary is eye-opening and humorous.

This year’s documentary will be shown Thursday April 23 at 7 p.m. at the Tidemark Theater.

Zirhelt says the admission is donations at the door, and all of the proceeds will be going towards a post-secondary environmental bursary for a graduating student from District 72.

After the show, the filmmakers and stars of the film; Grant and Jenny will be available for discussion and questions from the audience.

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