Washington, D.C. Environmental Film Festival
Festival Dates: March 17th – 29th, 2015
Location: Washington, D.C.
Check site for locations and times.
Cleveland International Film Festival
Festival Dates: March 18th – 19th
Location: Cleveland, OH
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Princeton Environmental Film Festival 
Festival Dates: March 19th – 29th
Location: Princeton, NJ
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Washington, D.C. Environmental Film Festival
Festival Dates: March 17th – 29th, 2015
Location: Washington, D.C.
Check site for locations and times.
Racing to Zero has two screenings at the Wild and Scenic Film Festival!
We are in both Saturday’s and Sunday’s morning sessions. Buy tickets and learn more at: www.https://www.wildandscenicfilmfestival.org/tickets/buy-tickets/
Cleveland International Film Festival
Festival Dates: March 18th – 19th
Location: Cleveland, OH
Check site for locations and times.
Racing to Zero will be screened in the Festival’s Global Health Competition, which is an audience vote-based competition with a $5,000 cash prize…if you’re in Cleveland and attend the screening, vote for us!
Join us for a very special eveningFriday, December 19, 2014
Pre-“Apocalypse Now” Roxie Benefit Party
5:30 PM
Meet us at the Little Roxie
for wine, micro-brews, signature drink and local bites
Special Guest: Richard Beggs
Academy Award Winner (Best Sound Design, Apocalypse Now)
Apocalypse Now
at the historic BIG Roxie
A conversation with Richard Beggs
(moderated by Jim McKee)
7:30 PM
Apocalypse Now Screening
8:00 PM
Tickets to Benefit Party and Friday Screening – $50.00
Space Limited. Click here to purchase your tickets.
Can’t attend but want to support the Roxie?
Click here to donate
Recology has launched a new website making it easier than ever to figure out what goes in what bin. Have fun with this super useful tool!
We are pleased to announce we’ve been accepted into both the American Documentary Film Festival in Palm Springs, as well as the Washington, DC Environmental Film Festival!
We are pleased to announce that we are an official selection of the San Francisco Green Festival for 2015! To learn more about the festival, visit: www.greenfilmfest.org
Discarded plastic, too often, ends up buried or burned, not recycled (it’s just too complicated). But Mike Biddle has found a way to close the loop. Watch his Ted Talk to learn more: