International
On-line Catalog --
education programs and resources world wide.
Bringing the best together
across our planet.
Every continent
:
Climate Change,
Global Warming,
Ocean Acidification,
and ... Solutions
Debuts June 1, 2009
World Enviro Day ClimateChangeEdu.Org
SFIFF & Climate Change Education. Org proudly present:
Two New Films on Climate Change
Age of Stupid [North American Premier] May 3*, 4, and 5*, 2009 [* = rush status] A Sea Change [West Coast Debut] April 25*, 27*, 30, 2009 [* = rush status]
Rush Status: Sold out, with small amount of tickets
held back,
sold just before screening.
All screenings at the
Sundance Kabuki Theater
1881 Post St. at Fillmore, San Francisco. Transit info below Special Showings for Schools
Schools at the Festival-- Since 1991
Educational outreach program creating a vital
connection between the annual
San Francisco International Film Festival
and the local educational community. Provides students
of all ages the opportunity to
participate in the Festival experience.
Tickets are offered at a subsidized rate
(just $2.50 per person) to all participating students &
teachers for selected screenings. Tickets purchased exclusively through
Schools at the Festival office prior to Festival.
For more information on how you and your students can participate contact the Youth Education Program Manager:
Keith Zwolfer at 415-561-5040 (United States)
or write
kzwolfer@REMOVEsffs.org
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Carbon emissions are injecting acid into our oceans What we do about this now affects the future of marine life for ever -- whales, otters, jellies, fish of every size, coral ... The whole web
of life
on Earth ... humans. A motion picture who's story will inspire us all. You CAN make such a difference. See it in the social, theater experience.
Post Screening Events Age of Stupid: In theater Q&A discussion with film director, Franny Armstrong:
30 minutes following each screening ( 1 hour on Tue, May 5 ).
A Sea Change -- Saturday, April 25, after screening:
In theater Q&A with filmmakers Barbara Ettinger and Sven Huseby.
Followed by panel discussion with Ken Caldeira of Carnegie Institution and Stanford, Miyoko Sakashita of the Center for Biological Diversity,
and Julia Rhee of Green for All.
SFIFF to be honored exhibit at the 2009 -- 6th Annual:
See the Photos
• Scientists
• Educators / Teachers
• Science Museums
• Government Programs
• Artists, Authors
• Movies, Film Festivals
• Kids, Families
• Press, TV Crews
Coming together to take on
Climate Change
Bringing the latest science to
California's
public.
Sacramento Convention Center
1 block from State Capitol
Film makers of feature films, shorts, or animations
Whether dramatic, documentary, humor... the world needs it all -- use the power of film!
Specifically those on Climate Change, Global Warming and related topics.
Plus, what we can do, solutions:
We highly encouraged you to submit your work
for consideration to appear in next year's, or future year's San Francisco International
Film Festival If you are working on a film currently, we are happy to be of assistance
to connect you with the finest scientists, educators and artists
in California -- gracious people who would be splendid advisors
for a great film project related to these topics.Write us ClimateChangeEducation.Org -- Since 1999
On-line Festival Ticket Sales
Tickets by phone: 925-866-9559, Daily 9:00 am–5:00 pm
For group discounts (15 or more) call Ben Friedland at
415-561-5020 or write: bfriedland@REMOVEsffs.org
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(We have no intention of helping spammers use this site to bother the Festival staff.)
Transit Info For All Screenings
Muni Lines: 38 Geary, 38L Geary Limited,
22 Fillmore, 2 Clement, 3 Jackson, 4 Sutter. $1.50 for adults
BART RIDERS: Embarcadero Station. Take 38/38L Geary bus
38/38L Geary is frequent, busiest routes in the Muni system
Bike parking -- racks in Japantown plaza.
For those still wedded to the automobile :-(
Parking is available under theater.
