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UNDER CONTROL

Coincidentally filmed just before the atomic catastrophe in Japan, Under Control provides an exclusive insight into nuclear power across Germany...

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MARCH
19
5:30 PM
Directed by: Volker Sattel
Venue: Goethe-Institut


Washington D.C. Premiere
WAKING THE GREEN TIGER: A GREEN MOVEMENT RISES IN CHINA

An environmental movement takes root when a new environmental law is passed, and for the first time in China’s history, ordinary citizens have the democratic right to speak out and take part in government decisions...

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MARCH
18
5:00 PM
Directed by: Gary Marcuse
Venue: Hill Center at the Old Naval Hospital, The
MARCH
19
6:00 PM
Venue: American University


Washington D.C. Premiere
SHELTER IN PLACE

Shown as part of the multi-day, multi-venue Health and the Environment Film Series

Learn about big oil, civil rights and pollution on a grand scale. Texas has become richer than all but ten of the world’s sovereign nations, but at what human cost?

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MARCH
19
6:30 PM
Directed by: Zed Nelson
Venue: Howard University


Washington D.C. Premiere
ARC OF LIGHT: A PORTRAIT OF ANNA CAMPBELL BLISS

From the aesthetic influence of her early childhood and her groundbreaking career as a Harvard-trained architect to her emergence as a cutting-edge artist, the broad spectrum of this important artist’s life is traced in this film...

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MARCH
19
7:00 PM
Directed by: Cid Collins Walker
Venue: National Museum of Women in the Arts


LOST THING, THE

This animated fable tells the story of a boy who discovers a bizarre-looking creature while out collecting bottle tops at the beach...

Shown with PLATYPUS IN THE TROPICS

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MARCH
19
7:00 PM
Directed by: Andrew Ruhemann & Shaun Tan
Venue: Embassy of Australia


World Premiere
PLATYPUS IN THE TROPICS

Called “the world’s most bizarre creature,” the platypus is endemic to eastern Australia, living in the tropical rainforests of North Queensland, as well as in the southeastern temperate regions of Australia...

Shown with THE LOST THING

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MARCH
19
7:00 PM
Directed by: Alberto Vale
Venue: Embassy of Australia


U.S. Premiere
WEATHER GAZERS (WATTERSCHMOCKER)

In central Switzerland’s Muota Valley, an old tradition is still alive. In this modern age of satellite pictures and computer-generated predictions, the spry old men who live in the mountains above Schwyz are famous for predicting the weather using the ancient signs of animal behavior, plant growth, winds and clouds...

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MARCH
19
7:00 PM
Directed by: Thomas Horat
Venue: Embassy of Switzerland


World Premiere
BONES OF TURKANA

The astonishing life of Richard Leakey, paleoanthropologist, conservationist, statesman and provocateur, is illuminated as the film investigates four decades of exploration around Kenya’s Lake Turkana, which have given rise to both breakthroughs and controversy in the contentious field of human evolution...

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MARCH
19
7:30 PM
Directed by: John Heminway
Venue: National Geographic Society


Washington D.C. Premiere
TASTE THE WASTE

More than half of our food lands in the dump – most of it on the way from the farm to the store before it ever reaches our dining-room table! Agriculture devours huge amounts of energy, water, fertilizers and pesticides, clearcutting the rainforest and generating more than a third of the globe’s greenhouse gases...

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MARCH
19
7:30 PM
Directed by: Valentin Thurn
Venue: Goethe-Institut


VEGUCATED

Shown as part of the multi-day, multi-venue Health and the Environment Film Series

Follow three meat and cheese-loving New Yorkers who agree to adopt a vegan diet for six weeks...

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MARCH
19
7:30 PM
Directed by: Marisa Miller Wolfson
Venue: Georgetown Day School

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