The 2024 festival is multiplatform, with some films available only in-person, others available only online and some available online and in-person.
Schedule Of Events
April 5,2024
4:00 PM -  Inundation District at  Community Room, Princeton Public Library
Director:David Abel
Runtime:79 minutes
Genre:Documentary
Year: 2023
Language:English
7:00 PM - The Seeds of Vandana Shiva at Community Room, Princeton Public Library
Year:2021
Runtime:82 minutes
Director:Camilla Denton Becket, James Becket
Language:English
April 6,2024
9:30 AM  - Princeton Green House Tour: Mrs. Brown's Lucky Oyster Bar at Community Room, Princeton Public Library - Shorts Block 1
Director:Lisa Marcus Levine, Able Smith
Year:2023
Runtime:12 minutes
Language:English
10:30 AM - Qotzuni: People of the Lake at  Community Room, Princeton Public Library - Shorts Block 2
Year:2024
Runtime:13 minutes
Language:Spanish, Quechua, Aymara
Director:Michael Salama, Gastón Zilberman
1:00 PM - The Asbestos City at Community Room, Princeton Public Library
Year:2024
Director:Joe DeVito, III
Runtime:85 minutes
Language:English
4:00 PM - 399: Queen of the Tetons at Community Room, Princeton Public Library
Year:2024
Director:Elizabeth Leiter
Runtime:90 minutes
Language:English
April 7,2024
11:00 AM - Cowboy Poets at Community Room, Princeton Public Library
Year:2022
Director:Mike Day
Runtime:81 minutes
Language:English, Crow
1:00 PM  - The Wonder and the Worry at Community Room, Princeton Public Library
4:00 PM - The Arc of Oblivion at Princeton Garden Theatre
Year:2023
Director:Ian Cheney
Runtime:98 minutes
Language:English, French
April 11,2024
6:00 Pm - Author: Ashley Dawson A Library and Labyrinth event at Labyrinth Books
The author is joined by Rob Nixon to discuss his book, "Environmentalism from Below: How People's Movements are Leading the Fight for Our Planet." Book signing to follow.
Ashley Dawson has written a global account of the grassroots environmental movements on the frontlines of the climate crisis. He is joined by Princeton University professor Rob Nixon, a leading figure in the environmental humanities.
"Environmentalism from Below" takes readers inside the popular struggles for environmental liberation in the Global South. These communities—among the most vulnerable to but also least responsible for the climate crisis—have long been at the forefront of the fight to protect imperiled worlds. Today, as the world’s forests burn and our oceans acidify, grassroots movements are tenaciously defending the environmental commons and forging just and sustainable ways of living on Earth.
Scholar and activist Ashley Dawson constructs a gripping narrative of these movements of climate insurgents, from international solidarity organizations like La Via Campesina and Shack Dwellers International to local struggles in South Africa, Colombia, India, Nigeria, and beyond. Taking up the four critical challenges we face in a warming world—food, urban sustainability, energy transition, and conservation—Dawson shows how the unruly power of environmentalism from below is charting an alternative path forward, from challenging industrial agriculture through fights for food sovereignty and agroecology to resisting extractivism using mass nonviolent protest and sabotage.
An urgent, essential intervention," Environmentalism from Below" offers a hopeful alternative to the gridlock of UN-based climate negotiations and the narrow nationalism of some Green New Deal efforts. Building on longstanding traditions of anticolonial struggle, environmentalism from below is a model for a people’s movement for climate justice—one that demands solidarity.
Online
April 8,2024
Documentary Feature
The Arc of Oblivion
The Asbestos City
Cowboy Poets   
Maya Land: Listening to the Bees
The Seeds of Vandana Shiva
The Wonder and the Worry
Short Documentary
Banks
e.coli.gy
In Cod We Trust
Keeping the Pinelands
Preserving Our Place: Knowledge is Power
Princeton Green House Tour: Mrs. Brown's Lucky Oyster Bar
Saving Scottish Pearls
Shadow in the Reeds
Solar Power and UN Initiatives for Global Warming
A Symphony of Tiny Lights
The Untold Story of Fatma Kayac
Date: April 5-14, 2024
Location:
Princeton Public Library, 65 Witherspoon Street
Princeton, NJ 08542
Labyrinth Books, 122 Nassau Street
Princeton, NJ 08542
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