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Screen The Interceptors for free for Earth Day 2025!

For Earth Day 2025, organize your own screening of this film about something that affects us all — food. If food loss and waste were a country, it would be the third biggest source of greenhouse gas emissions.

When there are so many living in food insecurity, food waste is unconscionable.

Simply register using the form below — you can organize a personal viewing, a staff screening, or a public facing event.

On this page, you will find:

  • Registration form

    • We review these registrations and email your link to watch. The film is available between April 8th and April 29th. Register now to get access to our resources as soon as they’re available!

  • Coordination one-pager to help you vision and plan your screening

  • Discussion guide to help you organize your own post-screening panel or intimate discussion circle

  • Educational resources to help high school students and teachers

  • Images, posters, social media assets, and other materials you can use to promote your event

  • Calls to action to directly support food rescue in your region

 
 
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The Interceptors

2022 | 26 min

The Interceptors explores the story of a new community-driven, technology-enabled network with the goal of reducing food waste and nourishing the Vancouver community. The film follows first-generation Filipino-Canadian Chef TJ Conwi as he turns a mountain of surplus food collected by Vancouver Food Runners into delicious meals that are distributed to the food insecure.

 
 

Earth Day Registration

 

Please fill out the form below. We will review it and then send you an email with instructions on how to watch The Interceptors and share resources for your screening.

The film is available between April 8th and April 29th. If you register before April 8th, we will send an email on April 8th with the film link.

 
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Screening Resources

 
 
 
 
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Virtual Panel Discussion

If you can’t organize your own panel, don’t worry! We have an recorded session you can watch on your own, with your group screening, or to send out as a resource.

 

FOOD RESCUE HERO CONFERENCE

This conversation features TJ Conwi and Chloe Leslie from Vancouver Food Runners.

 

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Our Earth Day campaign is bullfrogpowered® with 100% green electricity.

This means that Bullfrog Power’s generators put 100% green electricity onto the grid to match the amount of conventional electricity the event uses, displacing energy from polluting sources. Across Canada, Bullfrog’s green electricity comes from a blend of wind, solar and low-impact hydro power sourced from new Canadian renewable energy facilities.

As shown in The Interceptors, Chef TJ Conwi and his team at Ono Vancouver turn surplus food into thousands of meals per week for the community.

To date, the team has cooked over 300,000 meals for charity at no charge, and diverted over 10 tonnes of food from landfill.

ReRoot is a new brand with the same mission, developed by Chef TJ, Sean MacDonald and the Ono team. By turning a small portion of the surplus food into a product line, they hope to bring in enough revenue to keep feeding the community for years to come.