Environmental Shorts Festival this Friday – Stream for FREE all day

SEE THE FULL LINEUP OF FILMS:I WISH FOR YOU, 5min., UK, DramaA woman finds a long lost letter from her grandfather. As she reads it, his words evoke strong emotive memories as well as a love and hope for the world around us that transcends time.——C. P. CAVAFY | THE CITY (Wherever I Turn My Eyes To), 3mmin,. Greece, Music VideoAs a mummy portrait of Fayum, the gaze of the Poet who “brought to Art” “things half glimpsed, faces or lines” distinguishes with the corner of his eye the souls procession at Mati’s little corner. Audiovisual epigram in memory. To no avail.——-MILLENIALS LEAVE IN PEACE, 6min., Canada, DocumentaryUsing a burning piano to symbolize the state of the planet, this documentary poetically illustrates soil degradation, and proposes the implementation of a planetary ecological service as a possible solution.——SUPERHUMAN, 4min., Germany, ExperimentalWest-Germany, 1970s.People are suffering severe illnesses due to the polluting coal industry. Before it was too late, people started to take action.But nowadays we’re facing another problem.——SOUNDING THE ALARM – AMERICA’S CLIMATE CRISIS, 18min., USA, Documentary“It’s really hard being a fire family. Every day it’s getting worse.” -Brett, wife of Marin County Battalion Chief in California.Every day, Americans who live close to the land and sea face the dangers of climate change—from a firefighter in California, to a beekeeper in Arizona, to a climate refugee losing her home in Florida. The changing climate affects our food systems, water and way of life. These American families are in the trenches sacrificing everything while facing depression, PTSD, and suicide—collateral damage of a crisis unchecked.—–THE VIOLIN AND ITS SHADOW, 25min., Greece, DramaAn environmental migrant, is forced to abandon his ruined village. During his journey, he revives painful memories and encounters the widespread destruction of the ecosystem, caused by human civilization. Things he sees and people he meets, make him contemplate the meaning of death and the relationship between humanity and nature.