14TH ANNUAL MARCH 16 – 26, 2006 100 documentary, feature, animated, archival, experimental and children’s films Most screenings include discussion and are FREE Special Pre-Festival Event on February 6 WWW.DCENVIRONMENTALFILMFEST.ORG Phone: 202.342.2564 Fax: 202.789.0777 Email:
[email protected] STAFF WELCOME to the 14th Annual Artistic Director & Founder: Flo Stone Environmental Film Festival Managing Director: Helen Strong The human race is challenged more than ever before to demonstrate our mastery – Associate Director: not over nature but of ourselves. Annie Kaempfer — Rachel Carson, The Silent Spring Associate Director & Children's Program: Coinciding with the arrival of spring in the nation’s capital, the 2006 Environmental Film Festival Mary McCracken celebrates the beauty and significance of our environment while promoting advocacy for its Associate Director: responsible stewardship. Whether we recognize it or not, environment is pervasive and plays a Georgina Owen central role in our daily lives, health and future. Program Assistant: Andy Fernandez Collaborating with over 50 local, national and international organizations, the Festival presents Festival Interns: Katherine Collins 100 outstanding films from around the world for 11 days in March. From 23 countries, the films Maribel Guevara include 45 premieres and promise to expand and challenge our understanding of life on earth. David Van Dusen Dedicated to diversity, these environmental screenings and discussions reflect the astonishing Development Consultant: variety of our planet. Through the opportunity to experience documentaries, features, animation, Janet S. Curtis archival and children’s films, we encourage audiences to explore our world. Website: Free Range Graphics At the 2006 Festival, 46 filmmakers will be present to speak about their work.