San Francisco Green Film Festival -- May 29-June 4, 2014 -- San Francisco, USA

5th Annual Festival
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It’s a Wrap! Now it’s up to you.

What a fantastic week! Thank you all for coming to Aquarium of the Bay and Roxie Theater, May 29-June 4, to view stunning documentaries, take part in engaging debates and revitalize our green connections and ambitions. This year’s festival presented 60 new films from 21 countries with 84 guest filmmakers and speakers. Find out more […]

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2014/15 Filmmaker Residency – Applications Open

Applications are now being accepted for our annual Media Arts Incubator Program, to support the work of local filmmakers and nurture groundbreaking independent media projects. Filmmakers with projects that align with the San Francisco Green Film Festival’s mission are encouraged to apply. The Filmmaker Residency offers: Private workspace in the Ninth Street Independent Film Center […]

Watch Again: Films from the 2014 Festival

Where to see or buy films from the 2014 Festival: Amazon Gold Upcoming screenings: amazongoldfilm.com/screenings Angel Azul Upcoming screenings: www.angelazulthemovie.com/seethemovie.php Chinatown Watch online: www.netflix.com/chinatown Come Hell or High Water: The Battle for Turkey Creek See the broadcast: www.turkeycreekproject.org Buy the film: leahmahan.com/comehellorhighwater Host a watch party: leahmahan.com/comehellorhighwater/learn-act DamNation Now available on iTunes, on DVD, and […]

Female directors rule at SFGFF 2014

More than half the feature films at this month’s San Francisco Green Film Festival are directed by women. Why is this important? Because in an environment where the number of female filmmakers is minuscule – especially in documentary film – it’s vital that we support the work of women. Did you know? Women held just […]

Welcome to the San Francisco Green Film Festival

The San Francisco Green Film Festival is the Bay Area’s leading festival for films and discussions about people and the planet. Launched in 2011, SFGFF presents an annual film festival each Spring, along with year-round community screenings and events in the San Francisco Bay Area. Attendees discover new films from around the globe and hear stories from people facing the world’s most urgent environmental issues and creating the most innovative solutions. Find out how you can get involved and take action!