Plants, Pollinators & Prayers | Block 04 | North Dakota Environmental Rights Film Festival

North Dakota Environmental Rights Film Festival

Block 04

Expired April 26, 2021 4:59 AM

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Films are available to view midnight, Sunday, April 11 through midnight, Sunday, April 25.

Inspired by the decline of monarch butterflies in the Midwestern prairie, a gardener, educator, and pastor transform a rural church’s backyard into a sanctuary for pollinating animals, an educational garden for the community, and sacred space for spiritual contemplation.

Year
2020
Runtime
40 minutes
Language
English
Country
United States

Director
Randy Caspersen

6 films in package

Kokoly follows a traditional Vezo fisherwoman Madame Kokoly – as she reflects on her life experiences and carries out her daily routine in and around the coastal waters of southwest Madagascar. This film features female-only voices from one of Africa's most remote regions.

DIMINUENDO visualizes the detrimental effects plastic waste has on marine life and the environment from an emotional point of view. Through visual metaphors, the viewer is guided through sceneries that get more and more covered by plastic.

Unbreathable: The Fight for Healthy Air

UNBREATHABLE: THE FIGHT FOR HEALTHY AIR is a 30-minute film that weaves historical milestones of one of the nation’s most critical health laws, the Clean Air Act, with current-day stories of environmental injustice and community action.

Closed captions available

Illuminating The Dark Fleet

Rampant Illegal Fishing Exposed in North Korean Waters.

Plants, Pollinators & Prayers

Inspired by the decline of monarch butterflies in the Midwestern prairie, a gardener, educator, and pastor transform a rural church’s backyard into a sanctuary for pollinating animals, an educational garden for the community, and sacred space for spiritual contemplation.

What if, to better understand how ice is born, lives, and dies, we just had to listen carefully?

This virtual screening is eligible for audience awards! Unlock it to cast your vote.

To watch this Program Block, you can purchase an Individual Ticket for $15 or purchase the All-Access Pass, which provides access to all of the festival's online Program Blocks, individual films, filmmaker Q&As, and panel discussions.

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Films are available to view midnight, Sunday, April 11 through midnight, Sunday, April 25.

Inspired by the decline of monarch butterflies in the Midwestern prairie, a gardener, educator, and pastor transform a rural church’s backyard into a sanctuary for pollinating animals, an educational garden for the community, and sacred space for spiritual contemplation.

Year
2020
Runtime
40 minutes
Language
English
Country
United States

Director
Randy Caspersen