2015 SF Green Film Festival: Dirt Rich | Mission Dist.

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San Francisco Green Film Festival

The 9th Annual San Francisco Green Film Festival is about internationally acclaimed films, filmmakers, and guest speakers. This year’s “Home” theme encompasses a broad range of critical issues including affordable housing, migration, sustainable cities, habitat loss, and more.

There will be programs & discussions structured around the four elements – earth, water, fire, and air – and how they are creating multifaceted perspectives on climate issues.

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9th Annual SF Green Film Festival
September 24-29, 2019
Castro Theatre & Elsewhere, SF

The Festival will be showing 60 incredible new environmental films and sparking conversations on critical issues such as affordable housing, migration, habitat loss, and more. From the streets of San Francisco’s mid-Market to earth’s outer reaches on the International Space Station, this year’s Festival theme explores many different perspectives of home.

Saturday, May 30, 2015
San Francisco Green Film Festival

Get a sneak peek of this new work-in-progress film from the director of Angel Azul (SFGFF 2014). Dirt Rich explores strategies around the world to prevent runaway global warming – and soil could be the surprising answer.

By drawing carbon out of the atmosphere and back to the soil, we may have the means to grow our way to a healthier future.

There will be a discussion with director Marcy Cravat.

This is a free event, no tickets required. Seating is limited to first 80 people at the door. Doors at 12:45 pm, event at 1:15 pm.

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