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This short documentary profiles a community engaged in developing sustainable living methods, including food production and small-scale solar and wind technology, on a farm in Massachusetts in the 1970s. Well before sustainability was a mainstream concern, these prescient innovators attempted to create a vision of a greener, kinder world. "Think small," say the New Alchemists. "Look what thinking big has done."

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What is The New Alchemists (1974) about?

This short documentary profiles a community engaged in developing sustainable living methods, including food production and small-scale solar and wind technology, on a farm in Massachusetts in the 1970s. Well before sustainability was a mainstream concern, these prescient innovators attempted to create a vision of a greener, kinder world. "Think small," say the New Alchemists. "Look what thinking…

Who stars in The New Alchemists?

The New Alchemists stars Stanley Jackson (Commentary), Ginny Stikeman (Narration), John Todd (Self), Nancy Jack Todd (Self), Bob Angevine (Self). The film was directed by Dorothy Todd Hénaut.

How long is The New Alchemists?

The New Alchemists has a runtime of 28 min and premiered in 1974.

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