Houston Green Film Series ·
Rice Media Center ·
TX
We're putting together a mash-up of short films that best express and explore the complex aspects of climate change we're facing now...and to come.
From the collective global rallying cry to our important local conversation, we'll use the night's playlist to wrestle with the challenge, and what we can do about it.
SALT ·
Erimtan Archaeology and Arts Museum, Ankara ·
Ankara
The program "Is this our last chance?" continues with film screenings in Ankara. Exploring a range of actions and enquiries on environmental issues in relation to climate change, four film documentaries will be screened in collaboration with and hosted by Erimtan Archaeology and Arts Museum on December 19 & 20.
Mika Yamaguchi and Orion Cruz ·
Room T015, HEC Paris ·
Paris
The Lost Defenders of the Environment calls attention to the identities of 991 documented environmental activists who were killed or the victims of enforced disappearances from 2002 to 2014 in thirty-nine countries.
Seth Kramer and Daniel A. Miller, Ironbound Films, Inc. ·
UNESCO Pavilion, Le Petit Palais, UNESCO Headquarters ·
France
Straight after its world premiere at DOC NYC, the documentary THE ANTHROPOLOGIST has been invited to COP21.
Emergence ·
Volcano Theatre ·
West Glamorgan
Emergence - in association with Volcano Theatre presents:
COP3 SWANSEA - Discussions, creative offerings from local performers and the Welsh premiere of Naomi Klein and Avi Lewis's film This Changes Everything.
pasific environment ·
Galerie JOSEPH Braque ·
France
Explore the underbelly of coal development in countries - major coal producers: Russia, South Africa, Australia, the Philippines, and China, showing the real cost of coal energy and human faces behind coal production.
Stevie Ronnie & Filmpoem ·
Online ·
Tyne and Wear
'Arctica' is a series of interlinked artworks, borne from writer and artist Stevie Ronnie’s 2013 journey to the High Arctic through the Arctic Circle international residency programme
The Planetworkshops ·
Hôtel de l'Industrie ·
Ile-de-France
The Land of African Business, COP21 Africa Off Event, is the place to share good practices, where various actors of Africa development meet: companies and start-ups, politicians, artists, civil society members, that want the African voice to be heard in Paris!
FIlm ·
Apollo Kino & Bar Aachen ·
Nordrhein-Westphalen
To mark the launch of the COP21, the UN Climate Conference in Paris, the French Institute of Aachen, in cooperation with Apollo Kino & Bar Aachen, invites you to a film on the theme of global warming.
Carlotta Brunetti ·
Carlotta Brunetti's Studio, Starnberg, Bavaria ·
Bavaria
My artwork relates to fresh and clean water. Here I show a little video how trout are bred for the fresh water lakes of upper Bavaria to prevent over fishing.
Prof. Dr. Jill Scott ·
ETH Zurich, Institute of Integrative Biology ·
Zurich
This exhibition presents artworks and artistic research on environmental issues at the Department of Environmental Systems, ETH Zurich. Artists: Brandon Ballengée, Tiffany Holmes, Andrea Polli, Aviva Rahmani, Juanita Schläpfer-Miller,
Jill Scott, Eugenio Tisselli
Somerset House and Julie's Bicycle ·
The Screening Room, Somerset House ·
London
On the opening day of the UN's 21st Climate Change Talks, Somerset House and Julie's Bicycle will explore the role of culture in shaping a sustainable society. A screening of This Changes Everything, an epic attempt to re-imagine the vast challenge of climate change, will be followed by a lively discussion.
Federation Square ·
Federation Square ·
Victoria
Enjoy a curated program of talks and screen-based works including feature film, This Changes Everything, at Federation Square ahead of the 2015 Paris Climate Conference (COP21).
Screenings ·
Cinema 2, Watershed Bristol ·
Bristol
Join us for two screenings of 'Deep Above' by artist Adam Chodzko, which explores the psychological gap in our relationship to climate change; we recognise its occurrence yet we are paralysed from taking immediate action to avoid its terrifying consequences.
Screening ·
Cinema 3, Watershed Bristol ·
Bristol
You are invited to join artist Adam Chodzko, shortlisted for The Jarman Award 2015, for the premiere of 'Deep Above'.
Following the screening, Chodzko will be in conversation with Sally Weintrobe psychoanalyst and with Alice Sharp, Curator and Director of Invisible Dust.
Debate ·
Waterside 3, Watershed ·
Bristol
Join special panels of artists, academics and scientists for a series of public debates on climate change throughout November. The debates accompany the premiere of 'Deep Above' at Watershed, a new film by award-winning artist Adam Chodzko.
Call for short films ·
Lycée Arthur Varoquaux ·
Tomblaine
The Lycée Arthur Varoquaux (Tomblaine, 54) calls out to all schools in Lorraine call for short films, until 11 December 2015 for the Festival Écofiction COP 21, the Future of the World. Image what Lorraine would be like in 2050-2100. The festival, which received the Label COP 21 will be held on April 28, 2016.
Performance by Rita M.W. Grosse-Ruyken ·
Cultural Island Haselbacher Mühle ·
Triftern
The event consists of a film in 12 parts, which are available on the internet.
Moving scenes are an intense concentration of highest vibrations.
The artist performs with DURCHFLUTUNG, carefully acting out a ritual stoically breathtaking in a meditative display that draws in the eye, mind and spirit.
Earth in Focus Festival ·
Universidad Finis Terrae theatre ·
Chile
Earth in Focus is an environmental film festival based in Chile. The event includes films, speakers, and workshops, in order to inspire action.
Kamar Simon, director ·
Parc des expositions de Villepinte ·
Paris
"Are you listening!" A film about the hope of a mother who wishes to secure a future worthy of her son, the frustration of a father who wants to protect his family, and the struggle of a village trying to recover their lost lands. The reality of Bangladesh in the 21st century.
Films by Julien Charrière, Chim↑Pom, LaToya Ruby Frazier, Camille Henrot et Margaret Salmon ·
Centre Pompidou, Cinéma 1 ·
Paris
Each year, Nuit Blanche celebrates contemporary art by bringing together, from dusk to dawn, dozens of artists and hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2015, the artistic director José Manuel Gonçalves, promises an exciting edition entitled "Atmosphere ? Atmosphere...!"
Festival ·
Forum des images ·
Paris
Organised by "The Festival a state of the World ... and Cinema" (13-22 November) offers film screenings and debates on climate issues to go alongside the anticipated Climate Conference in 2015 Paris.
Screening ·
Taipei Economic and Cultural Office ·
New York
Come get inspired at the Human Impacts Institute's Fifth Annual Creative Climate Awards Closing Party, where we bring together visual arts, performance art, and film from over 20 international artists, who each creatively address the need for action on climate change in their work.
Screening ·
9th Street Independent Film Center ·
San Francisco
San Francisco Green Film Festival proudly presents the SF Premiere of Monsoon at the 5th Bay Area Science Festival. After the screening, join an expert discussion on our global rains, including monsoons, the California drought and impending El Niño.
Institut Français d'Oran ·
Institut Français d'Oran ·
Algérie
"The planet under pressure" is intended to restore certain truths, and tries to provide answers to the many questions we have about climate change and its consequences on our way of life and our civilization.
Installation by Anaïs Tondeur with navigator Victor Turpin ·
La Passerelle ·
Paris
11,500 years ago, a cold wave hits western Europe. On the margins of fiction, the installation, Eophone’s whistle, demonstrates the results of an expedition into the Atlantic Ocean. This journey invites to consider the influence of the ocean’s circulation on climate balance.
Screening ·
Wexner Center for the Arts ·
Ohio
Culled from ten reels of 35mm film found in the papers of Admiral Richard E. Byrd and recently preserved by the National Film Preservation Foundation, Byrd 1933 is a glorious cinematic record of the famed explorer’s expeditions in 1928–30 and 1933–35.
Festival ·
Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle ·
Paris
Pariscience Science Film Festival is the unmissable meeting point for science and cinema lovers. For its 11th edition, the festival will take place, from October 1 to 6, at the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle and at the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris.
Streaming Museum and World Council of Peoples for the United Nations ·
Dag Hammarskjold Plaza ·
New York
Presentation of the film “Planetary” and in-person introduction by astronaut Ron Garan for the launch of the globally touring exhibition “A View From The Cloud” produced by
Streaming Museum and World Council of Peoples for the United Nations.
Video by Pascale and Damien Peyret ·
Centre culturel André Malraux ·
Paris
Roll-on, roll-off is a video concept based around automation. Achieved by attaching cameras to machinery to explore strange and abstract angles on the chaos of the mass recycling industry. An industry which saves tons of CO2 being emitted each year into our atmosphere.
Exhibitions ·
516 ARTS ·
Albuquerque
516 ARTS, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, is organizing a collaborative season of public programming in the fall of 2015 that explores climate change through the arts to create a platform for education and dialogue.
Program by ikonoTV ·
Digital event ·
Berlin - Global
A 24-hour global video art stream on air on ikonoTV. Art Speaks Out will present videos by international contemporary artists, focusing on nature preservation and calling for action.
Exhibitions, screenings, workshops ·
Centre international des arts 403 ·
Wuhan
With exhibitions, movie projections, testimonies, training workshops and artistic exchanges and experimentations, this exceptional event will be open to all and offer new ways to understand the complexity of the climate challenge. It will help us to prepare together for our common future by presenting a multitude of views and innovative creative methods.
Screening - Talk ·
L’Entrepôt ·
Paris
When reality and fiction tackle climate change, how different are the scenarios conveyed by each one? A fiction short film and a non-fiction documentary will help us find an answer, to be discussed on a panel with the creators and an IRIS-climate change researcher.
Installations ·
The streets of Paris ·
Paris
Sculpture, film and immersive sound technology will transport audiences in Paris to the Arctic Circle through the voices and stories of the people who live on the front line of climate change.
Festival ·
CCA Glasgow ·
Glasgow
UNFIX Festival presents visions of Apocalypse & Regeneration in time for the ‘COP21’ climate change negotiations in Paris this December. As our politicians haggle, we’re proposing conscious experiences of a burnt-drowned, human-heavy planet (and strategies for saying Yes to life without flinching).
