Sneak peek: NYC’s getting its first annual Climate Film Festival. Watch this space for more information about screenings, other events, and ways you can get involved!

How to Blow Up a Pipeline (2022) 🎥 This eco-thriller blew us away. Join tomorrow 8/16 in NYC for a special screening and panel at Angelika Film Center, hosted by The Climate Museum, Lapham’s Quarterly, and The CCR is on bsky (@ccrjustice.org) . Tickets: climatemuseum.org/2023-events/ho…. (Image via NEON)

King Coal (2023) 🎥 Oscar-nominated filmmaker Elaine McMillion Sheldon's 2023 documentary is lyrical, immersive, and beautiful—not to mention timely. This The New York Times Critic's Pick is streaming at DCTV in NYC through Sunday, August 20. Tickets: firehouse.dctvny.org/websales/pages…

On September 18, CFF will host our "First Look" preview event, including film screenings, happy hour, and more. Sign up for our newsletter for updates about future screenings, events, and climate entertainment in general! climatefilmfest.com

It’s time to end the era of fossil fuel dependency & expansion, and march into a livable future. Will you join the CFF team at the March to #EndFossilFuels this weekend in NYC? endfossilfuels.us

Our #FridayFilmClub pick is CANARY Film - Official ('23), an urgent new film about the extraordinary life and work of climate science pioneer & explorer Lonnie Thompson. CFF will chat live with the directors and producer on 9/18! Presented by REI & @OscopeLabs. Screens nationwide on 9/20.

As we kick off #climateweeknyc, we wanted to share what team CFF is most excited to attend. Can’t wait to see you there! More info here: linktr.ee/climatefilmfes…

We are so excited for TONIGHT's #climateweeknyc First Look event, including screenings, Q&A, live performance, and more! Learn more about our program and join the waitlist here: linktr.ee/climatefilmfes…

This week’s #FridayFilmClub pick is The Hottest August (2019) 🎥 Captured in NYC during the August heat wave of 2017, The Hottest August offers a prescient look into a society on the verge of catastrophe, registering the surreal, anxious, and everyday reality of ordinary lives.

Today’s the deadline ⏰ Black Public Media's Open Call for Climate Stories 2024 closes tonight. Learn about application details, production funding, and more: blackpublicmedia.org

For #fridayfilmclub we're watching Common Ground (2023) and dreaming of concrete ways to fix our broken planetary systems. This new documentary explores how regenerative agriculture can help heal the planet. Join the the movement & catch a screening: linktr.ee/climatefilmfes…

In Meg 2: The Trench, colossal, prehistoric sharks are less villainous than extractive deep sea miners. Read @goodenergystory's Oct. '22 research to learn why climate stories deserve to be summer blockbusters: linktr.ee/climatefilmfes… #fridayfilmclub

Only 2 more days until Ceres Film Festival 2023 begins! Our team is excited about their “digestible” 😉 format and accessible, interactive dialogue. We’re so excited to attend and learn from the brilliant filmmakers and organizers of this event! Tickets & more: linktr.ee/climatefilmfes…

What could be spookier than sounding the same alarm bell for half a century?! 👻😱🚨 For Friday the 13th #fridayfilmclub, we’re watching 1970s eco-horror classics that highlight many of the same challenges we still talk about in the climate movement today!