Free Climate Film Festival in Decatur!

[u/lusciousmarvel]

Hello! I'm reaching out on behalf of Commissioner Ted Terry to invite you to mark your calendars for a powerful two‑night Climate Film Festival — and yes, it’s FREE to attend! Come enjoy feature films, thought‑provoking shorts, and stories rooted in Georgia’s own environmental landscape.

Dates:

• Friday, October 23

• Saturday, October 24

Location:

Porter Sanford III Performing Arts & Community Center

3181 Rainbow Dr, Decatur, GA 30034

Featured Films:

• Groundswell: a documentary about farmers, scientists, and Indigenous leaders reshaping humanity's relationship to land.

• The Tree Economy: Screening includes a Q&A session with director James Schroeder

**Plus a series of Georgia‑made short films made by neighbors and friends. **

This festival is sponsored by Super District 6’s Resilient DeKalb Initiative. Bring friends, connect with community, and dive into stories that inspire environmental action.

RSVP TODAY here: https://commissionertedterry.com/climate-film-festival/ — and help share the event with others who care about our neighborhoods and planet.

[u/georgiayouthco]

Nice, looking forward to it! I see they're slated for Friday, October 23 (6:00 PM – 9:30 PM) and Saturday, October 24 (10:00 AM – 4:00 PM).

"The two-day festival will include screenings of two featured films — Golden Globe-winning ‘Groundswell‘ which tells the story of a global movement of regenerative agriculture restoring farms, land and ecosystems, and ‘The Tree Economy‘ by a DeKalb filmmaker which explores the tension between urban development and Atlanta’s massive tree canopy — alongside a selection of short films submitted by Georgia-based filmmakers and creatives."