Singapore IP Address Reveals New Statistics Confirming Water Awareness Project's Potential

HIGH RIVER, Alberta - Dec. 6, 2014 - PRLog -- "Did I Say Thousand Island?" has been seen in 195 countries so far--not too bad for a no budget Indie film. But it wasn't until a trip to Asia caused the writer, director, and producer Patti DiVita to view the familiar web page from a different country to see that there have been even more views than she knew.

"I have known for a few years that the movie is being downloaded many times everyday somewhere in the world, but seeing the page on Mininova makes me wonder how many thousands of views there are that I'm not even aware of. There was one day where it showed over a thousand seeds on 2 different torrent sites. That's exciting!" DiVita states. She is going to use this positive restaurant movie to help bring water to those who don't have it and to help those who do have it, to be more aware of conservation and preservation of this precious resource that too many of us take for granted on a daily basis.

With news in many parts of the world mentioning water problems and the impact on lives today, DiVita feels the time is getting closer for a movement by more people who have not, in the past, been interested in ecological or environmental issues. "We are being forced to pay attention to the water situation because of our previous behavior, and in order for fresh water to be available for people in the next generations, we had better make some changes and it starts with awareness." DiVita states. She is hopeful about using her popular restaurant movie to help bring about this needed awareness. For more information, visit www.remake4water.org