Controversial “SHORED UP” Film at CAC-West Meeting
Director Ben Kalina Looks at How Seaboards are Destroyed
The Citizen Advisory Committee -West (CAC-West) will replace its
regular monthly meeting on January 9, 2014, at 7:00 PM at the
Westhampton Free Library in Westhampton Beach with a free showing of the
recently released and critically reviewed film “Shored Up” produced
and directed by Ben Kalina. This meeting, as all Southampton CAC
meetings, is open to the public and will begin at 7:00 PM.
In her
recent review in the Village Voice, Daphne Howland said, “This is a
sober look at how seaboards are vulnerable to a rise in ocean levels,
made worse by storms and massively worse by massive storms. Our
seemingly innate desire to hang on to disappearing sand, which is
essentially what our barrier islands are, is beautifully illustrated by
the film's cinematography and historical footage.Kalina has explored
what he calls the "intersection of science, culture, and the
environment" before, and started this documentary about the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers' beach replenishment project along the New Jersey
shore before Sandy shoved civilization around and set this story in
sharp relief.
That's Thursday, January 9 2014 at 7:00 PM for the
free showing of “Shored Up” hosted by CAC-West at the Westhampton Free
Library.
The Citizens Advisory Committee concept was established in
1996 by then Southampton Town Supervisor Fred Thiele to represent those
hamlet areas in not covered by any village government. There are ten
CACs in the Town representing hamlets both east and west of the canal.
Each focuses on local hamlet issues it wishes to bring to the Town
Board's attention. They will form coalitions with other CACs around
issues that affect more than one hamlet area.
# # # For more information contact:
Hank Beck
631.288.7954
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