"As hosts to the first pilot hemp trial for soil bioremediation in the state of Kentucky, we at the University of Louisville were thrilled to be able to present a screening of the intelligent and engaging documentary Bringing It Home on campus. The film and its director, Linda Booker, were exactly what we needed to help our community understand the broad potential of hemp as a sustainable crop that can help not only meet our fiber and food needs, but can help heal our bodies and our soils."
Justin Mog, Assistant to the Provost for Sustainability Initiatives, University of Louisville
How to Watch
Awards and Film Festivals
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AWARDS
Jury Award, Wild & Scenic Environmental Film Festival
Director's Choice Award, Best Environmental Film, Sedona International Film Festival
Best Environmental Documentary Award, Chagrin Documentary Film Festival
Honorable Mention, Columbus International Film+Video Festival
Cape Town Eco Film Festival - Audience Award
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FILM FESTIVALS
Louisville International Festival of Film • Tallgrass Film Festival • Rocky Mountain Women's Film Festival • Cucalorus Film Festival • Maui Film Festival - FirstLight • Princeton Environmental Film Festival • Sonoma International Film Festival • Transitions Film Festival • Fort Myers Film Festival • Cape Town Eco Film Festival • Oneota Film Festival • VegFestUK • Green Festivals USA • UNCW Environmental Film Festival • Portland EcoFilm Festival • Project Native Film Festival and Hundreds of Community Screening!
BUILDING A FUTURE WITH HEMP
Bringing it Home exposes the viewer to industrial hemp production in other industrialized economies while educating them regarding the growing demand for hemp products at home in the US.
“Hemp might offer our best hope for saving both the environment and the economy. I highly recommend that everyone take the time to watch this video."
— Chris Conrad, Author, Hemp: Lifeline to the Future and Hemp for Health