Ants carrying a grasshopper over the dry dirt ground
people standing in a dry river bed which is surrounded by small tress and bushes
aeral shot over african villiage of Bwabwa
7 people sitting on the ground next to a hut smiling
Woman in african dress sits on the ground surrounded by her neighbors while they clap and sing
a african man and woman sitting on the ground stiring something while surrounded by neighbors
African farmer shaking hand with a african woman activist as an Indian Man smiles at the woman in the background. they are standing in a green pasture
African farmer shows activists a downtown farm. vegetables are growning the neat rows
3 african women around atable full of food are clapping and singing
Africian woman driving a red tractor through a field
2 women and a man walking away from the camera toward a field, the man is wearing a shirt that says Dirt, Got Some?
aeral shot of the land receeding and a tip of an airplane wing
2 women and 1 man crossing the street holding luggage
asian man appears to listen while a black woman looks at him
American farmer feeding chickens
4 american farm hand speaking with 3 african activists with large farming equipment in the backgroun
Activists meet with Farmers in a large barn
Activists share dinner with American farming family.
young american boy standing next to an african woman looking a lilly pads and pond
two african woman carrying bundles on their heads walk thru a field next to an african tree with large fruit
women advocating about climate change in front of the white house
a hand reaches out and touches the trunk of a large tree

See The Film

The film is now available on demand! Find it at

Apple 
Amazon 
Google Play 
Vudu 

and if you’re close to an educational establishment, it’s available to stream on two different services

Kanopy (from May) and
Hoopla
 

Gathering (virtually or in-person) around a film is a powerful way to bring a necessary and complex conversation to your community, and to build the power of the front-line organizers and activists.

If you would like to screen the film with a college or university, public library, or other entity requiring a screening license, please get in touch with Giant Pictures.

Past Screenings

winner of multiple film festivals

Plan Your Event

Event planning may look different for different people, though it usually involves these steps:

  • Identify goals for your screening
  • Decide on date, time, and location for your event
  • Decide on your event format and choose a facilitator, moderator, panelists, etc.
  • Promote your screening
  • Execute your screening

Things to Consider

Please make sure your screening is accessible for your audience. If you are having an in-person screening, make sure the venue is wheelchair accessible. You may also consider having a place for nursing mothers to breastfeed. Regardless of if your screening is virtual or in-person, you may also consider having the captions on for the film, and/or language or deaf translation for the film and any Q&As or discussions that follows.

Screening Hints

  • You can share the link individually with each of your audience members to watch on their own time, or you can watch it all together.
    • If you are screening virtually, you can download the film and show it via Zoom Advanced Video Share.
    • If you are screening in person, you can play the film on your computer, then attach your computer to the screening device via an HDMI cord, airplay, chromecast, etc.
  • Make sure to check out our suite of resources, including an action guide with discussion questions and action items.

Film Resources

Check out our suite of resources including  Action Toolkit, Bible Study, and Sermon based on the film.

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Ants carrying a grasshopper over the dry dirt ground
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