EU PLING IN ENGLEZA MOVIE
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– Distributed under Creative Commons Licence Attribution-Non Commercial-Share Alike 2.0įeel free to view, screen and share the movie as much as you want! some se traduce ca un, o, niste in expresii ca: As dori o bere I want some beer. Ex: Eu vreau ca tu sa vii I want you to come. se formeaza prin constructia: I want/ I would like + complement + verb la infinitive. – Sub-titled versions: in French, Romanian, Spanish, Catalan, Italian, Czech and German. Gramatica limbii engleze, ghid de conversatie roman-englez. View here the film in French, Romanian, German, Italian, Spanish, Catalan and Czech. This documentary provides a very concrete introduction to access to land issues in Europe and captures a range of practical experiences in a unique way! Language versions: Gavin meets some of the initiatives from the Access to Land network, and also meets farmers and journalist George Monbiot to better understand the scope and historical roots of access to land issues. both English and Scots Gaelic in Scotland both English and Welsh in Wales. This road-movie documentary gives us insights into the contexts and approaches of civil society initiatives from various countries in Europe regarding access to land: England, France, Spain, Italy and Romania. Located off the northwest coast of Europe, the United Kingdom includes. His mentor, Rachel Harries from the Soil Association, links Gavin up to the Access to Land network and the journey is on its way. The Farnham community food project is actually in search of land and Gavin discovers that this is by far an isolated problem! All over Europe the difficulty to find suitable and affordable land is posing a great barrier to the development of sustainable and often small-scale agriculture. The video takes us on the journey of Gavin Bridger, a grower from the Community Supported Agriculture project of Farnham Local Food in England, through various European countries in his quest of accessing land for agroecological farming. The Land for our Food is a documentary movie produced by the Access to Land network and directed by Julio Molina. The Land for Our Food from Access to Land Network on Vimeo.
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