The Wild Robot

featured selection of DC's 33rd Environmental Film Festival

Join us at the Cleveland Park Library as we celebrate DC's 33rd Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capital with a showing of the film WILD ROBOT!

For over 30 years, DC's Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital (DCEFF) has been inspiring our community through the power of film to incite change and take action so that we can preserve our planet for future generations. Join us at the Cleveland Park Library to celebrate with a showing of the film WILD ROBOT.

Film summary: After a shipwreck, an intelligent robot is stranded on an uninhabited island. To survive the harsh surroundings, she bonds with the native animals and cares for an orphaned baby goose. Based on the book The Wild Robot by Peter Brown, the film is nominated for three Academy Awards including - Best Animated Feature Film, Best Original Music and Best Sound.

‘The Wild Robot’ Is This Year’s Only Oscar Nominee to Pass the Bechdel Test for Climate Change

“After a harrowing year in which we all experienced the climate crisis, we desperately need more stories that help us find meaning and courage in the face of it. The Wild Robot is an enchanting depiction of life in the age of climate change — a poignant exploration of resilience, overcoming fears and differences, and the power of community in an uncertain world. While we look forward to the day when more Oscar-nominated films reflect our reality, we couldn’t be more thrilled that a story with such artistry and emotional depth has done so this year,” Anna Jane Joyner, founder and CEO of Good Energy.

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