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ANOTE’S ARK (77 min, trailer)
PA Premiere
2018 Sundance New Climate feature
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Q&A with Director Matthieu Rytz moderated by Alex Geisinger, public-interest environmental lawyer and Professor of Law at the Kline School of Law at Drexel University
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CHASING CORAL (93 min, trailer)
2018 Oscar Shortlist for Best Documentary
2017 Sundance Audience Favorite Award, US Documentary Category
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Presentation of 2nd annual Environmental Advocacy Award by The Nature Conservancy, PA Chapter
Q&A with Director Jeff Orlowski moderated by Carol Collier, Senior Advisor for Watershed Management & Policy, and Director of the Environmental Studies & Sustainability Program at The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University
Tickets to this film block are only $5, compliments of Saint-Gobain
Post-Screening Panel Discussion moderated by Carmen Ferrigno (Vice President of Communications at Saint-Gobain and Executive Director of the Saint-Gobain Corporation Foundation); with Mike DiBerardinis (Managing Director, City of Philadelphia); Kathryn Ott Lovell (Commissioner of Parks & Recreation, City of Philadelphia); John Connor (Philly Rising! Filmmaker); Richard Maimon (Partner, KieranTimberlake); and Julie Ulrich (Pennsylvania Urban Conservation Program Director, The Nature Conservancy).
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Join us afterwards in the Prince Theater Lobby for a reception featuring locally sourced “upcycled” food provided by Philabundance and local craft beer from brand-new Love Brewing Company.
SILAS (80 min)
PA Premiere
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WASTED! THE STORY OF FOOD WASTE (86 min, trailer)
PA Premiere
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Screening sponsored by the Claneil Foundation
Q&A with Director Anna Chai moderated by Glenn Bergman, Executive Director, Philabundance
Join us afterwards in the Prince Theater Lobby for a reception featuring locally sourced “upcycled” food provided by Philabundance.
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FIVE SEASONS – THE GARDENS OF PIET OUDOLF
(76 min, trailer)
PA Premiere
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Screening sponsored by The Leslie Miller and Richard Worley Foundation, with additional support from the Morris Arboretum.
Q&A with Director Thomas Piper moderated by Matt Rader, President, Pennsylvania Horticulture Society, with Gregg Tepper, Director of the Delaware Botanic Gardens
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LIVING IN THE FUTURE’S PAST (83 min, trailer)
PA Premiere
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Presentation of the first EcoVisionary Award
Q&A with Director Susan Kucera moderated by Piers Marchant, Film Critic for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, and frequent contributor to phillymag.com, and WYYY’s “Radio Times”
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THE LAST ANIMALS (92 min)
PA Premiere
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Q&A with Director Kate Brooks moderated by Joan Hendricks, Dean of the School of Veterinary Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, with Carlos Martinez Rivera, Amphibian Conservation Biologist, Philadelphia Zoo
Screening sponsored by the Philadelphia Zoo
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THE NEW FIRE (84 min, trailer)
PA Premiere
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Q&A with Director David Schumacher moderated by Drexel Professor Patrick Gurian, College of Engineering, Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering
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BLUE (124 min, trailer)
PA Premiere
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Announcement of Film Awards
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