Film Schedule

• February 19, 2010

  Planting Trees in Africa - Taking Root and Pumzi

• February 20, 2010

  The Vanishing American West - Sweetgrass

• February 21, 2010

  Suncoast Nature - Wild Orchid Man and The Phosphate Dilemma

• February 22, 2010

  Under the Sea - A View from Below

• February 23, 2010

  Urban and Suburban Community Gardens - The Nature of Cities, Beyond Organic and Homegrown Revolution

• February 24, 2010

  Turning Trash into Cash in Cairo - Garbage Dreams and Eco Shorts

• February 25, 2010

  Global Overfishing - End of the Line

• February 26, 2010

  Man on the Moon - Moon

• February 27, 2010

  Revisiting the Western -The Only Good Indian

About the Environmental Film Festival

The Environmental Film Festival brings compelling and important films to the Tampa Bay area and the Eckerd College community in order to raise awareness and promote discussion of questions relating to nature, place, and the environment. Each year, organizers bring film scholars and filmmakers from around the world to engage the audience in lively discussions of the environmental perspectives contained in documentary, animated, experimental and feature films.

Screenings will be held in The Dan and Mary Miller Auditorium and are free and open to the public. All programs begin at 7 p.m. (except Sunday, February 21, which begins at 2 p.m.) Each program will feature an opportunity for audience questions immediately after the program.

The Environmental Film Festival is coordinated by Nathan Andersen, Associate Professor of Philosophy, and Catherine Griggs, Associate Professor of American Studies. Major Support is provided by The Phoenix Venture Philanthropy Foundation.

News & Views

• March 29, 2010

  The 2010 award recipients have been announced! Click here to see the winners.

• February 5, 2010

  The 2010 films have been announced. Learn more.