The Farmer and the Horse

How 'Manufactured Demand' pushes what we don't need and destroys what we need most.

America is addicted to coal... and coal is addicted to America.

This documentary was created on the occasion of major restoration works carried out at Victoria Park, London from May to July 2011. It was developed during a series of film workshops with Year 6 students at the Lauriston School in Hackney, London. Park rangers, construction workers and local residents were interviewed by the students.

Festival screenings preview exclusive movies Show buzz of Rashed M'Dini(feature film) Hunted Down 1 of Albert Fautré (short film) Apparences Trompeuses of Olivier Tangkun (short film) Sponsorship of the festival Moussa Maaskri Invited and invited Honorary: Lola Dewaere DON Clovis Rached M'Dini Albert Fautré Aurélie Matéo.

Rantdog takes a 'poo' while Tar Zombies attacked his family. He consoles his guilt at a stripper bar. Smash, a vain and devious reporter, saves Rantdog from his decaying family values and an attack of his undead family. On the run, Smash asks how an 'idiot' could survived a Tar Zombie uprising. Rantdog asks Smash about her 'evil plan'. Awkward silence. They have sex and bake a cake. The undead family crashes the party. Rantdog vows to clean-up the dirty Tar Zombies. Smash phones Twitch, a megalomaniac banker. Twitch and his army of junior bankers set sail to save the Tar Zombies. Rantdog purchases train loads of soap. Smash, Twitch and the undead family race to stop Rantdog, the clean freak and anti-Tar Zombie terrorist.