Freeland is preparing to host the "Green Lake Film Festival" in 2025.
But we need your help!
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~ Stay tuned for the lineup of film screenings in 2025, and pre-festival events in 2024 ~

We plan to re-brand the event the "Green Lake Film Festival", brought to you by Freeland and [main sponsors, yet to be named]. We have raised $30,000 toward our goal of $90,000. We will work hard to raise another $30,000 in grants and ticket sales. 

Can you help us reach our remaining goal of $30,000?

This will allow us to begin organizing the event with the community of Green Lake, while recruiting the best films, speakers, celebrities and more to attend.

This new education partnership between Freeland and Green Lake will not only include the 3 day fest, which will feature movies, panels, music and more; but also a scholarship program for high school students, pop up cinema events, and internship program with Green Lake organizations and overseas projects.

Your contribution is tax deductible and will help both Green Lake and the projects supported by Freeland. You can help us leverage the power of storytelling for good, and to support Freeland's home base, Green Lake.

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Check out the 2023 Freeland Film Festival lineup of film screenings! 
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Our carefully selected films focused on stories about people, wild animals, and ecosystems facing daunting challenges around the world, and suggest solutions. 

February 2023 Film:
Butterfly, Butterfly

January 2023 Film:
​THE TERRITORY

Sundance-winning film THE TERRITORY from National Geographic Documentary Films is a vital examination of the Uru-eu-wau-wau’s fight to maintain the sovereignty of their land in the Amazon Rainforest of Brazil. 

December 2022 Film:
​FROM MASS TO THE MOUNTAIN

From Mass to the Mountain takes you to eastern Panama, where decades of government corruption and neglect have impoverished the region. But thanks to the tireless efforts of one priest to build infrastructure, protect watersheds, and conserve the rainforest, life is looking up for the locals. 

Freeland is a frontline organization working for a world that is free of wildlife trafficking and human slavery. Our team of law enforcement and development specialists work alongside partners in Asia, Africa and the Americas to build capacity, reduce demand, strengthen networks and promote good governance to protect critical ecosystems and vulnerable people.

The Freeland Film Festival is a global storytelling platform featuring films about people, wild animals and ecosystems that are facing daunting challenges. These are stories of hope and inspiration.