Imagine a versatile, unique material that only gets stronger as it grows. A material that can be used to produce the chairs that we sit on, the walls that surround us, and the batteries in our phones. Everything from textiles to concrete, to medicine, paper and plastics.
It sounds far too good to be true, and yet, it exists.
In this documentary, we investigate the properties, benefits and applications of industrial hemp, tackling the issues of fast fashion and hemp's association with cannabis by speaking to campaigners, growers and biologists.
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'FIBRES: THE ROOTS OF INDUSTRIAL HEMP'
Directed by Victor Kolbe
Produced by Matthew Tyler-Howells
Written by Victor Kolbe & Emily Hogg
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Camera: Emily Hogg & Matthew Tyler-Howells
Sound: Matthew Tyler-Howells
Editor: Matthew Tyler-Howells
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Produced with the assistance of Elin Morse (lecturer)
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With thanks to Aberystwyth University TFTS, Heledd Wyn Hardy, Diwrnod Non Day, Hempen Farm, Patrick Gillett, Tom Venner Woodcock, Justine Gens, IBERS Gogerddan, Dr Ana Winters, Alan Gay, Colin Nosworthy, Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT), Tim Coleridge, Rob Bullen, Dr Anna Bullen, Catriona Toms, Elin Morse, Dr Greg Bevan, Dr Kate Woodward, Jon Snelling, Patrick Watremez, Dr Jamie Medhurst, Dr Margaret Ames, Dr Glen Creeber & Dr Rod Munday.
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A project for FM33740 Documentary Production at Aberystwyth University.
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