Film Festival Browns Point

01/17/2023

I don’t know who needs to hear this right now but,
Oregon Field Guide put out a call for creative ideas before the TED radio hour yesterday. Anyone sitting on a great idea? Here’s your chance!

11/18/2021

Greetings friends of Film Festival Browns Point,
In our own backyard great film 🎥 is being created. Sadly the subject is one we know all too well.
Share! Share! Share! Anita George Steve Lerner

https://youtu.be/OE82XzsKOlw

On episode 2 of our docu-series, “Who is a Runner”, we partner with Camp4 Collective to showcase the importance of empowerment within diverse running communi...

02/09/2021

This is the link

https://fb.watch/3yB6qorZZg/

02/09/2021

Passing the mouth of the Elwa February 2020

History in the making. We were blessed at fest to have “A River Returns” a documentary about taking down the damn.

The link posted above updates the story with the Return of the Salmon.

10/21/2020

A little gem to motivate you to be your best Self.
Today

A young privileged American attempts to make history at Everest by becoming one of the first ever foreign-born Porters to aid a Mt. Everest expedition. But in doing…

08/25/2020

Good-bye for now 2020

Greetings Film Fans:
Film Festival Browns Point is all about community building. From the monthly Friday Night Flicks bad popcorn - more butter solutions, to the actual Festival with a couple hundred attendees, we don’t exist without our gatherings. Due to Covid19 we are unable to gather together and watch films. This past year’s many events centered around our films, gave me great hope for the continued momentum of our experiment: finding films that offer solutions to justice issues. Sadly they were cancelled. It is time for the website to go dark. You are welcome to join the Facebook group, where any future developments will be announced first.

Thank you for being there for the inaugural year!

Francine M Dennis
director/Producer

06/27/2020

Remember “You Can’t Eat Gold”! We are privileged to be in the know. No Pebble Mine!!!

The proposed Pebble Mine threatens the wildlife of the Alaska Peninsula, home to the densest brown bear populations on Earth.

06/19/2020

“and another one down...”

BELLINGHAM, Wash. -- Construction crews have begun work to remove the Middle Fork Nooksack Dam near Bellingham, restoring a crucial river for salmon. The project is decades in the making and is critical as fish species in the Northwest dwindle. ...

06/04/2020

Friday Night Flicks is as close to an objective programming system of any Film Festival as it gets. Even so, the participants are all humans. Great advice from the trenches.

These are the 5 most important lessons a festival programmer can teach you.

05/21/2020

In the spirit of Films on the Road here’s an inspiring film from a colleague for you to enjoy.

Terror and Hope will be screened in a free global event to mark World Refugee Day

04/22/2020

Sierra Club and 350.org prominently featured.
"They" were so present at the Festival, producing films and manning info booths.
Metabolize that trauma!

Michael Moore presents Planet of the Humans, a documentary that dares to say what no one else will this Earth Day — that we are losing the battle to stop cli...

04/18/2020

Join us online at The Earth Day Film Festival.
Like with all good things, it’s free.

https://www.earthdayfilmfest.org/