Ants and Grasshoppers - Film Review

"From the sun-beaten soil of Malawi, to the expansive and arid pastures of rural America, climate change continues to make its mark across the globe. However, this change hasn’t gone unnoticed, and Anita Chikaya, resident of a small Malawian village, understands that something must be done.

Film Preview - Ants and Grasshoppers

Our new Film Reviewer, Fred Cooper, previews this film ahead of it showing in Cinema City

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