The Houston Green Film Series was launched in 2010 by a coalition of non-profit organizations. The purpose of this series is to bring awareness to environmental causes through the visual arts. Film screenings are followed by a panel discussion with local experts. Reserve your tickets on Eventbrite.
Normally, screenings are held on the third Wednesday of each month at the Media Center at Rice University, unless otherwise noted. To keep our community safe, we have scheduled virtual movie events for the near future.
The series includes the annual screening of the Wild & Scenic Film Festival on Tour, two nights of inspiring films in January; and Wild About Houston: A Green Film Festival featuring short, local, environmental videos in October. CEC is inviting local organizations and groups to share films that focus on environmental stories and how you are making a difference in the Houston/Gulf Coast region for the Wild About Houston Green Film Festival. Please review our submission guidelines and submit your film using our Google Form.
Upcoming Screenings (tentative… subscribe to the newsletter for updates):
- August 19, 2020: The Best of Wild About Houston
- September 30, 2020: The Condor and the Eagle
- September 24, 2020: Virtual event in conjunction with Houston Audubon’s Bird Month
- October 21, 2020: Virtual Wild About Houston Film Festival.
- January, 2021: Virtual Wild and Scenic Film Festival.
Past screenings:
- July, 2020: The Story of Plastic
- July 29, 2020: Virtual Trivia Night: Plastic Free July Edition
- June 25, 2020: Stump the Treehugger Trivia Night
- Postponed. June, 2020: Montopolis presents: The Living Coast at MATCH Theater
- March 18, 2020: U.S. Fish and Wildlife presents Wild Birds and Wild Wetlands
- February 19, 2020: Need to Grow
- January 28 & 29, 2020: Wild & Scenic Film Festival On Tour
- November 20, 2019: How to Tell your Environmental Story with Video
- October 16, 2019: Wild About Houston Green Film Festival
- September 18, 2019: Hot Grease
- August 21, 2019: Ay Mariposa, with panelists Marianna Wright, Director of the National Butterfly Center and Deborah January-Beavers of Houston Wilderness
- July 17, 2019: Thirst for Power. Our panelists were Michael Bloom, Gavin Dillingham, and Ed Hirs.
- June, 2019: Don’t Panic – The Truth About Population
- April 17, 2019: Growing Cities
- March 20, 2019: A Fierce Green Fire: The Battle for a Living Planet
- February 20, 2019: Divide in Concord
- January 30 & 31, 2019: Wild & Scenic Film Festival On Tour
- November 28, 2018: Living the Change
- October 17, 2018: Wild About Houston–A Green Film Festival
- September 18, 2018: Dirt Rich
- August 15, 2018: Rodents of Unusual Size
- July 18, 2018: Straws
- June 20, 2018: Evolution of Organic
- May 16, 2018: Death by Design
- April 18, 2018: Disobedience
- March 21, 2018: Before the Flood
- November 15, 2017: Local Green Film Screening
- October, 27, 2017: Inconvenient Sequel
- October 18, 2017: Plastic Paradise – The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
- September 20, 2017: From the Ashes: A National Geographic Film
- July 19, 2017: Racing to Zero: In pursuit of zero waste
- June 21, 2017: Biophilic Design – The Architecture of Life
- May 17, 2017: The True Cost
- April 19, 2017: Anthropocene
- November, 16, 2016: Local Green Film Screening
- October 19, 2016: Project Wild Thing
- August 17, 2016: Planetary
- July 20, 2016: Bikes vs. Cars
- May 18, 2016: Water Blues Green Solutions
- April 20, 2016: Racing Extinction
- March 30, 2016: Katrina X
- February 17, 2016: Streetfilms with Director Clarence Eckerson
- January 20, 2016: Just Eat It: A food waste story
- December 16, 2015: Playlist for Change: a Climate Film Mash-up
- November, 18, 2015: Inhabit: A Permaculture Perspective
- October 21, 2015: Idle Threat
- September 16, 2015: The Human Scale
- March 18, 2015: TINY: A Story About Living Small
- February 18, 2015: Gasland II
- January 21, 2015: Short Films for Safe Streets