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'The Gateway Bug' Bay Area Premiere at SF Doc Fest User Submitted

When: Sat., June 10, 9:15-10:45 p.m. 2017
Price: 12.00
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The Gateway Bug is having its #BayArea premiere at the 16th SF Doc Fest presented by SF IndieFest. Over 2 billion people on Earth rely on eating insects for protein. Following the rise and dramatic fall of edible insect start-ups in the United States, The Gateway Bug exposes America’s disconnect with food as climate catastrophe, uncovering daily habits that can fix the broken food system, one meal at a time. From the front lines of climate-affected communities to commercial cricket farms in the Rust Belt and bug eating festivals, the film ignites social change through education and empowerment.
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