2010 Sundance Film Festival : Can't Be Done!

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Can't Be Done!

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Run time: 90 min.

So says conventional wisdom. Some problems just can’t be fixed. Poverty, public education, global warming—they’re too entrenched to remedy. Tell that to microfinance pioneer and Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus (Grameen Bank, featured in To Catch A Dollar), education reformer Geoffrey Canada (Harlem Children’s Zone, featured in WAITING FOR SUPERMAN), environmental visionary Lester Brown (Earth Policy Institute, featured in Climate Refugees), and moderator Sally Osberg (president and CEO of Skoll Foundation). Pioneers of the possible, each has implemented innovative, audacious projects to astonishing effect. You can fix the world; here’s how….

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2:30 PM Sat, Jan 23	PAONE23PA	Prospector Square Theatre	+ add to cal

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Rated 5.0/5 Stars my rating click to rate 1 2 3 4 5 sid.phadnis 10:32 PM		I will pay money to anyone who has footage of this event. It was the most inspirational thing I have ever witnessed. I did not know these kind of people existed, and it gives me so much hope.