By Sadie Judd
Un Futuro Vivo (A Living Future), directed by Natalie Sipes, highlights the importance of clean drinking water in rural Nosara, Costa Rica. Adriana’s project, ASADA, and her collaboration with La Liga Comunal del Agua, showcases the power of community in securing potable water. This film is an eye-opening look at the daily struggles faced by rural communities and their perseverance.
Un Futuro Vivo is a moving reminder of how basic necessities, such as water, can drive unity and social progress. This powerful film showcases the beauty of collaboration in overcoming challenges.
Overall score: 5/5
Sadie Judd is a senior at DePaul University with an editing concentration in the Film and Television department. Aside from editing films, she can be found reading fantasy books, watching comedies or taking a nice stroll.
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