Movie goers support African village
Oct.15 - An African eco village in South Africa's wine region receives funding from a surprising source.
Lynedoch eco village is a small hamlet in the heart of South Africa's Cape Winelands.
It's been designed so that people from mixed social backgrounds can come together to live and work in a sustainable community.
The village makes its own power and has a water reclycling plant, organic gardens, a primary school and several business units.
Funding comes from a local winery, government grants and surprisingly a cinema in London.
Hayley Platt reports.
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