From April 21 24 events will be held at multiple venues throughout San Francisco to celebrate art and film as they relate to the world around us. You can purchase a festival pass or visit https://www.earthdayfilmfest.org to buy tickets to individual screenings/events ranging from $0-$40.
The Earth Day Film Festival is a platform to showcase art and film projects of an Earth sensitive population. Our film festival runs entirely on Clean Energy with Zero Waste goals, holding film screenings around the world in partnership with local Earth Day initiatives.
The San Francisco based festival will include:
Films from around the world and from the Bay Area.
Six (6) world premiering films.
All screenings powered with clean energy and maintaining zero waste goals.
Four (4) beautiful screening venues including two outdoor locations.
Intentionally curated spaces with art and film honoring water in a 1906 hotel converted into an immersive screening and art space.
Education through expert talks and panels, guided native plant walks and vegan cooking demos.
Speakers will include:
Joshua Sheridan Fouts Executive Director of Bioneers.
Moses Hacmon Artist, and visionary of Faces of Water.
Julie Campfield Film curator, Managing Director of Ro*co Films.
Noteworthy films:
Migration (World premiere) Director: Sas Carey
The Edge of The Wild (Local film) Gail Mallimson
An Unfinished Film For My Daughter Someyha Director: Morteza Payeshenas
Pushtar (U.S. Premiere) Director: Alan Lambert
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The Earth Day Film Festival is a platform to showcase art and film projects of an Earth sensitive population. Our film festival runs entirely on Clean Energy with Zero Waste goals, holding film screenings around the world in partnership with local Earth Day initiatives.
The San Francisco based festival will include:
Films from around the world and from the Bay Area.
Six (6) world premiering films.
All screenings powered with clean energy and maintaining zero waste goals.
Four (4) beautiful screening venues including two outdoor locations.
Intentionally curated spaces with art and film honoring water in a 1906 hotel converted into an immersive screening and art space.
Education through expert talks and panels, guided native plant walks and vegan cooking demos.
Speakers will include:
Joshua Sheridan Fouts Executive Director of Bioneers.
Moses Hacmon Artist, and visionary of Faces of Water.
Julie Campfield Film curator, Managing Director of Ro*co Films.
Noteworthy films:
Migration (World premiere) Director: Sas Carey
The Edge of The Wild (Local film) Gail Mallimson
An Unfinished Film For My Daughter Someyha Director: Morteza Payeshenas
Pushtar (U.S. Premiere) Director: Alan Lambert
From April 21 24 events will be held at multiple venues throughout San Francisco to celebrate art and film as they relate to the world around us. You can purchase a festival pass or visit https://www.earthdayfilmfest.org to buy tickets to individual screenings/events ranging from $0-$40.
The Earth Day Film Festival is a platform to showcase art and film projects of an Earth sensitive population. Our film festival runs entirely on Clean Energy with Zero Waste goals, holding film screenings around the world in partnership with local Earth Day initiatives.
The San Francisco based festival will include:
Films from around the world and from the Bay Area.
Six (6) world premiering films.
All screenings powered with clean energy and maintaining zero waste goals.
Four (4) beautiful screening venues including two outdoor locations.
Intentionally curated spaces with art and film honoring water in a 1906 hotel converted into an immersive screening and art space.
Education through expert talks and panels, guided native plant walks and vegan cooking demos.
Speakers will include:
Joshua Sheridan Fouts Executive Director of Bioneers.
Moses Hacmon Artist, and visionary of Faces of Water.
Julie Campfield Film curator, Managing Director of Ro*co Films.
Noteworthy films:
Migration (World premiere) Director: Sas Carey
The Edge of The Wild (Local film) Gail Mallimson
An Unfinished Film For My Daughter Someyha Director: Morteza Payeshenas
Pushtar (U.S. Premiere) Director: Alan Lambert
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The Earth Day Film Festival is a platform to showcase art and film projects of an Earth sensitive population. Our film festival runs entirely on Clean Energy with Zero Waste goals, holding film screenings around the world in partnership with local Earth Day initiatives.
The San Francisco based festival will include:
Films from around the world and from the Bay Area.
Six (6) world premiering films.
All screenings powered with clean energy and maintaining zero waste goals.
Four (4) beautiful screening venues including two outdoor locations.
Intentionally curated spaces with art and film honoring water in a 1906 hotel converted into an immersive screening and art space.
Education through expert talks and panels, guided native plant walks and vegan cooking demos.
Speakers will include:
Joshua Sheridan Fouts Executive Director of Bioneers.
Moses Hacmon Artist, and visionary of Faces of Water.
Julie Campfield Film curator, Managing Director of Ro*co Films.
Noteworthy films:
Migration (World premiere) Director: Sas Carey
The Edge of The Wild (Local film) Gail Mallimson
An Unfinished Film For My Daughter Someyha Director: Morteza Payeshenas
Pushtar (U.S. Premiere) Director: Alan Lambert
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