New Festivals in November

Outer Banks Environmental Film Festival – November 5th – Manteo, NC

Nature Track Film Festival  – Friday November 6th – Los Olivos, CA

SEE BECOMING WILD AT THE FOLLOWING FILM FESTIVALS

UPCOMING SCREENINGS:

 

Global Peace Film Festival ( on line ) September 20 – 27. Free to the public. https://peacefilmfest.org/ffas/

Catalina Film Festival ( on line )  September 25 – October 4. Tickets here – https://catalinafilm.org/tickets/?cff_day=online

Moss Farm Film Festival ( physical ) October 4 – Rhoneymeade, PA. AWARD WINNER – HONORABLE MENTION 

Chagrin Documentary Film Festival ( physical ) October 6, 11AM, October 7, Noon. 3 N Franklin Street, Chagrin Falls OH. https://cdff2026.eventive.org/Film_Guides/6a551116f14ebea6afeb8c87

London Nature Films ( physical ) October 17, 1PM Churchill Estates, Westminster.

Climate Action Now Monthly Film Festival ( physical ) October 26, 8PM. Cinema Arts Theatre. Fairfax, VA. Free to the public.

Outer Banks Environmental Film Festival – ( physical ) November 5, Manteo, NC

Nature Track Film Festival – November 6, ( physical ) Los Olivos, CA

 

New screening at Patagonia Old Town

Becoming Wild will screen at Patagonia Old Town on July 9th, 7PM. Patagonia is sponsoring the event. Tickets are FREE. RSVP here!

https://filmscreeningofbecomingwild.splashthat.com/

Full house for the premiere of Becoming Wild

Huge thank you to the Alexandria Film Festival and the Four Mile Run Conservancy for sponsoring the premiere of my new film, Becoming Wild … a meditation on beauty in the natural world. We had a full house at The Lyceum in Old Town Alexandria. Jeremy Tidd of Bona Terra sold native plants to audience members!

Becoming Wild … a meditation on beauty in the natural world

My good friend Sheila B. likes to say “quit your meaness”. We are enveloped in a sea of mean these days. Come to my new documentary and focus on the beautiful. Who knows? You might even go wild yourself!

With her community transforming and biodiversity slipping away, a filmmaker sets out to reimagine beauty – not in manicured lawns, but in the wild, breathing world just beyond the back door – her own backyard.

The world premiere is set for April 11, 2026 at The Lyceum. Sponsored by The Alexandria Film Festival and the 4 Mile Run Conservancy.

Jeremy Tidd, owner of Bona Terra, a sustainable native plant nursery, will be out in the parking lot with native wildflowers for sale!

Local Motion Project – Performance Alert!

An Evening With LMP Collective

Saturday March 25 @ 7:30pm
GALA Hispanic Theatre

Featuring 4 works, including 2 premieres, by Ila Conoley + Sara Lavan. Recommended for mature audiences.

GALA is 1 block north of the Columbia Heights Station on the Green/Yellow lines + parking avail @ Giant validated in theatre lobby for $4.

One night only – don’t miss this y’all! Get your tickets today!

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