ActOne Cinema’s next Climate Emergency screening is the film “I Could Never Go Vegan” screening on Sunday 21 July 2024 at 2pm. This is followed by a Question and Answer session with the director and producer, Thomas Pickering. The film is a well-researched, “thoughtful, provocative, ultimately persuasive”. The documentary is about the meat and dairy industries, veganism and animal rights, with “approachable narration and well-presented information”. I could never go vegan screening tickets and booking information here.
Join filmmaker Thomas Pickering as he embarks on a quest to find out the common reasons given by people for not going Vegan and whether or not they hold any water in todays ever evolving world.
“I COULD NEVER GO VEGAN. FIVE WORDS SPOKEN AROUND THE WORLD BY SO MANY NON-VEGANS, BUT WHY? ON A QUEST FOR THE TRUTH, FILMMAKER THOMAS PICKERING SETS OUT TO INVESTIGATE THE LEADING ARGUMENTS AGAINST THE VEGAN MOVEMENT.”
While Time Out says “Persuasive and Passionate” and lists five things they learned from the film. This includes Plant-based diets could save the planet. As the maths on meat-production just doesn’t add up to a healthy planet. Eight-three percent of all arable land is used to grow food to feed animals. This will only account for 18 percent of our calorie intake.
The Guardian Review 4 star review says “Thomas Pickering blends approachable narration with well-presented information in a welcome reminder of the Michael Moore method.” Total Film say “Thoughtful, provocative, ultimately persuasive”.
Find out more on veganism
If you are feeling inspired I Could Never Go Vegan website has additional information to help you. Such as scrumptious vegan recipes (here), and nutritional information (here). Campaigns like Meat Free Monday will help you on the way to having a more plant based diet.
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