The Princeton Public Library “virtual” Princeton Environmental Film Festival runs Monday October 12 – Sunday October 18, 2020.

All films/events will be shared virtually and offered free of admission.  Here is the full slate of films and talks and when and how to access them. Not in Our Town Princeton is a co-presenter for some of the films, those listed below, which speak to the issue of environmental racism.  Questions?  contact Susan Conlon sconlon@princetonlibrary.org or Kim Dorman kdorman@princetonlibrary.org.

October 12-13 Sacrifice Zone

Directed by Julie Winokur

2019 | 32 minutes | Official Website

October 12-18 Follow the Drinking Gourd

Directed by Shirah Dedman

2019 | 61 minutes | Official Website

October 12-18 Push

Directed by Fredrik Gertten

2019 | 92 minutes | Official Website

October 12-18 Kofi and Lartey

Directed by Sasha Rainbow

2018 | 22 minutes | Official Website

October 12-18 Lowland Kids

Directed by Sandra Winther

2019 | 22 minutes | Official Website

October 12-18 Conscience Point

Directed by Treva Wurmfeld

2019 | 74 minutes | Official Website

October 13-15 Mossville: When Great Trees Fall

Directed by Alexander Glustrom

2019 | 76 minutes | Official Website

October 15-17 Maxima

Directed by Claudia Sparrow

2019 | 88 minutes | Official Website

October 15-18 Mr. Toilet: The World’s #2 Man

Directed by Lily Zepeda

2019 | 87 minutes | Official Website

October 16-18 Invisible Hand: Who Will Speak for Nature

Directed by Melissa A. Troutman and Joshua B. Pribanic

2020 | 85 minutes | Official Website