The 2025 Portland EcoFilm Festival features dozens of the best new ecological films from around the world, our annual Indigenous Voices series, several special presentations, community conversations with special guests, and opportunities to engage with organizations that are involved in multifaceted, broad-based ecological solutions.
Our festival season lasts several months, providing the opportunity to integrate these important films more thoroughly into the programming of the Hollywood Theatre, a beloved cultural institution.
The Portland EcoFilm Festival presents regional premieres of three new films by queer filmmakers about intersections of nature, ecology, disability, Indigeneity, and queerness.
Includes a community conversation with special guests:
Rio Mitchell, director, and Danny Cox, cinematographer (ANIMAL PRIDE)
Cynthia Ling Lee, director (MOSS TIME, CRIP TIME)
Radio-JusSunná, director (ÁHKUIN)
The Portland EcoFilm Festival is a signature program of the nonprofit Hollywood Theatre in Portland, Oregon.
The nonprofit Crag Law Center provides free and low-cost legal services to people who are working on the ground to protect our environment, climate and communities.
Oregon Environmental Council brings Oregonians together to protect our water, air and land with healthy solutions that work for today and for future generations.
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