In The Press

Environmental Education For All - Green Lifestyle blogger Henrike Erb (blog Freudenstoff) reports as a Green Ambassador for Cinema Verde in Germany.

"Having spent thirty years writing about environmental issues, trying to help people understand the dire situation we’re in and what we might be able to do to mitigate or avoid drastic results, I’m getting a bit weary, to be honest." - Guest article by Trish Riley

"As a journalist, the more I learned about our environmental problems, the more I realized that we needed to act fast to make changes." - Cinema Verde's Founding Director Trish Riley in podcast with Coruzant

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Cinema Verde is on a mission to provide environmental education from independent sources to international audiences through films presented at festivals, on a streaming platform, and at satellite screenings around the world.

Environmental filmmakers from around the world are invited to submit their work for the festival and worldwide distribution via the streaming channel.

21. April 2022 – Passend zum morgigen Earth Day verlost DeluxeMallorca.com fünf Tageskarten für Cinema Verde. Das neue Streamingportal bietet unabhängigen Filmemachern aus aller Welt eine Plattform für ihre Beiträge zu Umweltthemen.

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Trish Riley is the founding director of Cinema Verde, an environmental film festival of 13 years, now launching as a streaming platform and offering an eye-opening journey through the insightful and captivating work of award-winning and independent environmental filmmakers.

Cinema Verde, a non-profit dedicated to broadening the reach of environmental education through 13 years of environmental film festivals, makes its catalog now available as a streaming platform. The current database will be expanded to include more than 120 festival films during the upcoming Cinema Verde film festival, which will take place February 12-14, 2022. Some of the MENA titles included in this year's lineup are Cracked, a five-minute film from Turkey, Crisis by Shiva Momtahan from Iran, Destitute Living by Khamis Hassan Almasry from Palestine, Foresters by Mahdi Kamranirad and Haboob by Mahsa Samani both also from Iran.

Cinema Verde ist jetzt als Streaming-Plattform verfügbar und bietet eine augenöffnende Reise durch 13 Jahre Environmental Film Festivals.

Cinema Verde, a non-profit dedicated to broadening the reach of environmental education through 13 years of environmental film festivals, makes its catalog now available as a streaming platform.

While we all long to travel carefree again after a long pandemic, we have also become more aware of the fragile state of the world. Cinema Verde provides us with the opportunity to explore places and topics to heighten our awareness and to offer solutions to the rapidly growing threats to nature, animals and society.

A discussion with Trish Riley, Founding Director of the Cinema Verde Film and Arts Festival in Gainesville, Florida. Trish explains the important and growing roles of film, festivals, and the arts in environmental stewardship.

Fish and plant sex will be the only PG-13 content at this year’s Cinema Verde International Environmental Film & Arts Festival.

Showing 45 films shot in 12 countries, the 11th annual Cinema Verde International Environmental Film & Arts Festival presented films with global environmental issues at Heartwood Soundstage Thursday through Sunday.

The eighth annual Cinema Verde International Environmental Film and Arts Festival aims to educate the local community about environmental issues through the four-day festival, which will feature 45 films.

A group of about 20 people gathered at the Market Street Pub and Cabaret on Tuesday night to watch a screening of “Michael Moore in TrumpLand,” a Michael Moore documentary aiming to discourage voters from casting their ballots for Donald Trump, just a week before the general election.

Cinema Verde is hosting a special screening of the documentary “Moosehead’s Wicked Good Plan” on Wednesday at Market Street Pub & Cabaret, located at 112 SW First Ave.

The 7th Annual Cinema Verde International Environmental Film and Arts Festival is coming to the Hippodrome State Theatre from Thursday to Sunday.

Rhinos, religion and gold rushes are just a few of the film topics at the Seventh Annual Cinema Verde International Environmental Film and Arts Festival.

Claudia Kanne spoke with eloquence as she discussed the life-and-death experience she had more than 12 years ago when she ingested a toxic dry-cleaning solvent. Kanne survived and was able to tell her story through a diary-turned-documentary called “Dry-Clean Only.”

Trish Riley, the director and founder of Cinema Verde, said the festival creates a support system for people like business owners who choose the untraditional and sometimes costly path of sustainable practices.

Saturday kicks off the fourth annual Cinema Verde Environmental Film & Arts Festival.

If you have a joint appreciation for the environment and the arts, the Cinema Verde Environmental film and arts festival is the way to go. The fourth annual Cinema Verde festival will be presenting films, activities and other events to promote environmental awareness.

Bret Whiteley gathered firewood that would be used to warm wind chilled visitors. His dog, UmaLuzi, explored exhibits and greeted visitors at the Cinema Verde Film Festival.

A 13-year-old’s short film about a homeless family will kick off the third annual Cinema Verde Film Festival today.

According to Trish Riley, it’s absurd to think that individuals can save the planet - only big business has the clout to make a real difference. Utter nonsense or perfectly sensible? Jeff Holman caught up with her to find out.

He also attended a screening of “Low Coal,” a film about the coal industry in which he is featured, at The Venue on Tuesday evening as part of the local Cinema Verde Environmental Film and Arts Festival.

Gainesville residents searching for ways to make their routines more green can educate themselves by attending the Cinema Verde Environmental Film and Arts Festival.

Cinema Verde, a Gainesville environmental film and arts festival, is hosting its first fundraiser tonight for the festival, which will be held from March 18 to March 27.