’There is no Planet B like there is a Plan B’
Against the backdrop of the COP24 Un climate summit in Poland, Latin American festival directors in Ventana Sur discussed environmentally friendly best practices at a Focus on Sustainability session this week.
The session, presented by Connect4Climate, a climate change communications initiative based at the World Bank Group, and its Film4Climate campaign to effect social change and environmental protection through cinema, also unveiled actor and activist Calu Rivero as the global Film4Climate ambassador for Argentina.
“There is no Planet B like there is a Plan B,” said Rivero,...
Against the backdrop of the COP24 Un climate summit in Poland, Latin American festival directors in Ventana Sur discussed environmentally friendly best practices at a Focus on Sustainability session this week.
The session, presented by Connect4Climate, a climate change communications initiative based at the World Bank Group, and its Film4Climate campaign to effect social change and environmental protection through cinema, also unveiled actor and activist Calu Rivero as the global Film4Climate ambassador for Argentina.
“There is no Planet B like there is a Plan B,” said Rivero,...
- 12/13/2018
- by Jeremy Kay
- ScreenDaily
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Calu Rivero is a well-known Argentinian actress, whose life story can empower young Latinas trying to break into show business.
Rivero’s acting career took off in her South American homeland, but like other ambitious women, she sought greater opportunities. She hopped on a plane to stake her claim on Hollywood, but La-la land wasn’t what she’d hoped: “It was too much, and I was alone. I was without my dog Leo, who was in Buenos Aires, and I felt so lonely.
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Calu Rivero is a well-known Argentinian actress, whose life story can empower young Latinas trying to break into show business.
Rivero’s acting career took off in her South American homeland, but like other ambitious women, she sought greater opportunities. She hopped on a plane to stake her claim on Hollywood, but La-la land wasn’t what she’d hoped: “It was too much, and I was alone. I was without my dog Leo, who was in Buenos Aires, and I felt so lonely.
- 11/1/2017
- by Brenda Barrientos
- PEOPLE.com
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