Green Screen Film Festival 2016: UWI St. Augustine Screening

Green Screen 2016: The Big Picture

GREEN SCREEN is now a full Film Festival! The annual series that has brought movies on environmental and sustainability issues to local audiences since 2011 is now fully fledged, and this year’s schedule of activities (November 1-12) will offer much more than movies.

Sustain T&T, the not-for-profit organisation that produces Green Screen, has once again selected a slate of relevant, diverse, impactful and critically-acclaimed movies that are not to be missed.

This year’s theme is The Big Picture. A special event by the same name will invite environmental stakeholders and the public at large to take stock of issues such as sustainable development, waste and water management, food production and climate change, and assess the way forward to achieving desirable goals for the nation at large.

Free film screenings will take place at the Student Activity Centre of the UWI St. Augustine Campus. Never Sorry, a movie about the work of Chinese artist and activist Ai Wei Wei, will also feature in the festival, along with a discussion with local artists on art and activism.

NOVEMBER 9TH: 6:30pm

. Horse by Ozy Merrique Jr.

. Teach A Man by Carver Bacchus

. Ai Wei Wei: Never Sorry | 91'

. Panel Discussion Art and Activism

The Green Screen Film Festival 2016 is presented with the support of The German Embassy of Port of Spain. 

 Sponsors also include The Trinidad and Tobago Film Company, Sagicor General, Guardian Media, Atlantic and Vemco.

Our partners this year include Culturego, Drink! Lounge and Bistro, Bocas Lit Fest, North Eleven, Medulla Art Gallery, Animae Caribe Animation and Digital Media Festival and the trinidad + tobago film festival. Tickets for our Benefit Launch are now available, click on the link to get yours