If you attend the March 26 screening of the documentary film, The Smell of Money, at the Cleveland International Film Festival, you can take advantage of a Q and A with the filmmakers right after the movie is shown. Read more…
This year NEO is partnering on The Smell of Money, a documentary about industrial scale hog farms that have created serious pollution problems in rural North Carolina. Read more…
A special opportunity for participants in this year’s Cleveland International Film Festival will occur on April 4. After the 4:50 PM screening of The Erie Situation, an in-person panel discussion will be held with the film’s director, David Ruck, and other members of the filmmaking team. Read more…
Youth v Gov is a documentary about a group of young people who sue the federal government for causing climate change. Read more…
We are rapidly approaching the start of the 45th Cleveland International Film Festival (CIFF). This year’s festival will run from April 7 until April 20 and again will be entirely virtual. The program listing all of this year’s films is … Read more…
This free event will be held at the Cleveland Museum of Art Recital Hall on Sunday, April 28, from 2 – 4 PM. There will be a showing of the documentary “Nicotine Bees.” Read more…
Anthopocene is a 90 minute feature documentary exploring whether to declare a new geological epoch in the history of the Earth. Beyond Coal is partnering on Cheshire, Ohio, a documentary about the fate of a small town along the Ohio River that was purchased and leveled by a utility company in an attempt to avoid pollution from a coal-fired power plant. See these films at the Cleveland International Film Fest in April – and at a discounted rate! Read more…
Bidder 70 is an inspiring and uplifting film about Tim DeChristopher and his act of civil disobedience to save federal wild lands from the devastation of fracking. Ron Prosek, Vice President of NEOGAP, will take questions about Tim DeChristopher and fracking after the film. Free and open to the public. Read more…
How a small regional battle over land grew into American’s legacy of National Seashores, Parks and Recreation Areas. It was fight that went all the way to the White House. Twice. How did they do it? Read more…