From the Texas Sierra Club and the Alamo Drafthouse - Join us for a special screening of the documentary REINVENTING POWER: AMERICA'S RENEWABLE ENERGY BOOM presented by Texas Sierra Club with a panel discussion and Q&A after the film. About the Film REINVENTING POWER: AMERICA'S RENEWABLE ENERGY BOOM (national Sierra...
The Alamo Drafthouse and the Multicultural Refugee Coalition are hosting a film screening and Q&A with filmmaker Laura Dunn, New Leaf Farm Director Steven Hebbard, New Leaf Agriculture Coordinator Wandaka Musongera, and Barton Springs Mill owner James Brown. About the Film: LOOK & SEE revolves around the divergent stories...
From Texas Farmers Market and Austin Resource Recovery - In celebration of National Farmers' Market Week, Texas Farmers' Market and our partner Austin Resource Recovery, are proud to present a screening of Wasted! The Story of Food Waste at Austin Film Society. Following the screening there...
From the Austin Public Library - Trashed, an award-winning environmental documentary, follows actor Jeremy Irons as he investigates the global scale and impact of humanity's modern wasteful consumerism and pollution. The film, written and directed by Candida Brady, is a call for urgent action to resolve...
From the Wildflower Church - Doors at 6:30pm, MOVIE at 7pm If a crime is committed in order to prevent a greater crime, is it forgivable? Is it, in fact, necessary? THE RELUCTANT RADICAL follows climate activist Ken Ward as he confronts his fears and puts himself...
From the UT Jackson School Of Geosciences- An Evening on Texas Water is a free, public event that explores the past, present, and future of water resources in Texas. The event includes a screening of Yakona, an award winning film exploring the San Marcos River just 30...
From in.gredients - After our Fermentation Block Party from 3 - 7, join us for a screening of the stirring documentary, Food Chains! About Food Chains: "Food Chains explores the exploitation of farm workers in the agriculture industry in the United States, the complicity of government and corporations in perpetuating human...
From the Wildflower Unitarian Church, WildEarth Climate Action Team - Doors at 6:30 pm, Film at 7 pm, Wildflower Church Community Room Free Admission and free popcorn. Runtime: 1 hour, 35 minutes. Discussion time follows. The WildEarth Climate Action Team presents Before The Flood, created by Academy Award-winning...
From in.gredients and the Women's Community Center of Central Texas - A Strike and an Uprising (in Texas) is an experimental documentary based on the telling of two events - the 1938 San Antonio pecan shellers’ strike led by Emma Tenayuca (pictured) and the 1987 organizing...
From the Sierra Club - Please purchase your ticket for the Sunday, 7:15pm showing before you RSVP for this event. Buy your tickets here. This film is about the views of the famous Wendell Barry, a writer, farmer, and environmental activist. About "Look and See" This documentary was filmed...