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Plant Based News‘ upcoming documentary Vegan 2019 will premiere in a theater in Los Angeles next month due to overwhelming demand.
Tickets are now available for the screening which will take place at the Ahrya Fine Arts Theatre on Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills on Saturday, November 30.
This year is the first time the annual film will be shown in a cinema outside of London.
Vegan 2019
In a bid to investigate the phenomenal growth of veganism over the last 12 months, Mitchell took a deep dive into how and why plant-based diets are rising to prominence, looking at some of the most significant vegan moments from the year.
These include growing awareness of the environmental impact of meat production due to catastrophes like the Amazon Rainforest fires, the growth of the plant-based meat industry – which saw its products take center-stage on fast food menus – and the rise in plant-based athletes.
Vegan 2019 features leading names in the world of entertainment, sports, and animal advocacy, whose stories weave together to create a thrilling tapestry of this vibrant movement.
‘Delighted’
“I’m delighted the film will premiere in multiple locations,” said Mitchell. “It’s fantastic that we are able to offer more people the full experience of watching the film on the big screen via private screenings
“By showing up and getting a ticket, you are supporting Plant Based News, so it can make more documentaries and content like this.
“The Q&A sessions after the film will be a lot of fun. In Los Angeles, the event will be hosted Talita Trygsaland. Emmy-winning journalist Jane Velez Mitchell will be one of the people speaking at the end alongside other special guests who will soon be announced.”
Vegan 2019 is kindly sponsored by A Billion Veg – the revolutionary new platform where you can find reviews and recommendations for vegan-friendly food, restaurants and products near you.
You can buy tickets for the screening here
Support PBN on Facebook here to get a 50 percent discount on your ticket.
Proceeds from the screening will be used to cover the cost of the event and support the work of Plant Based News.
