Film followed by a Q&A with Debbie 'Cyr' Warman, Water Warrior featured in the film.
Water Warriors is streaming free for its encore presentation at DCEFF (the Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital).
Access the film here through 5/22:
https://watch.eventive.org/dceff365/play/626194257533e3005338bf0f
Film screening hosted by UCLA Environmentalists of Color and Access Clean Water Anywhere (ACWA), followed by a discussion/Q&A with Water Warrior Nipawi Mahihkan Misit Kakinoosit.
Streaming virtually, featuring a discussion with Filmmaker Michael Premo. View the schedule + get tickets here: https://dceff30.eventive.org/schedule
Virtual screening hosted by the Fundy Biosphere Reserve, in collaboration with the Town of Riverview, New Brunswick, Canada as part of the Riverview Winter Carnival.
Virtual screening co-hosted by Ohio University and The Film Collaborative.
Virtual screening co-hosted by Environment Texas, Wisconsin Environment and The Film Collaborative.
Hosted by Tufts Climate Action (TCA) and the Indigenous Students’ Organization at Tufts (ISOT) on Earth Day 2021. Following the film, there will be a discussion/Q&A with Nipawi Mahihkan Misit Kakinoosit from the Sucker Creek First Nation in Northern Alberta, a water protector who was featured in the film.
Film screening followed by a Q&A with Water Warrior Nipawi Mahihkan Misit Kakinoosit.
Hosted by UW Madison’s Nelson Institute of Environmental Studies. Film followed by a Q&A with Debbie 'Cyr' Warman, Water Warrior featured in the film. Co-hosted by The Film Collaborative.
Hosted by Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capital (DCEFF). Film screening followed by virtual Q&A with Filmmaker Michael Premo.
Hosted by Ceres. Nipawi Mahihkan Misit Kakinoosit (featured) will participate in a post screening Q&A with Jennifer Cogburn (BloombergNEF) and François Meloche (Æquo) moderated by Laetitia Pirson (Ceres).
To connect those organizing or participating in an Earth Day Watch Party, Exposure Labs is hosting a live Q&A with members of select film teams and organizations who are finding creative ways to use storytelling to celebrate at home. The Q&A will offer a space to collectively reflect and gather inspiration for how we can continue to use film and storytelling to drive climate action in a time of social distancing. Join us for an evening of conversation with:
Sandra Winther, Director of Lowland Kids
Michael Premo, Director of Water Warriors
Jeff Orlowski, Director of Chasing Coral and Founder of Exposure Labs
Judith Helfand, Director of COOKED: Survival by Zipcode
Jeremy Ornstein, Storytelling Strategist at Sunrise Movement
This #EarthDay50, Storyline is celebrating indigenous leadership and the power of communities to fight back together and win. Watch the award-winning short documentary Water Warriors (free!) at home and join a special #StayHomeWatchTogether live online Q&A with director Michael Premo, and Water Warriors Nipawi Mahihkan Misit Kakinoosit and Cyril Polchies, 8pm EST. RSVP: https://www.stayhomewatchtogether.com/schedule/water-warriors
Watch the replay: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/79hnrvt9
Hosted by SAFE: Southern IL Against Fracturing Our Environment and Flyover Social Center.
POV, television’s longest-running showcase for independent non-fiction films on PBS, invite you to a special presentation of POV Shorts 'Stay Close' and 'Water Warriors' at our screening room in Brooklyn. Water Warrior filmmaker Michael Premo will join us for a Q&A session following.
Hosted by Food & Water Watch NY and Creative Corner
Hosted by the UPEI Environmental Society and Cinema Politica Charlottetown.
Join Storyline’s Ben-Alex Dupris and Unlocking Silent Histories for an evening of film and discussion about the importance of digital storytelling. Featuring Water Warriors and videos made by Indigenous youth participants.
Tune in to the television premiere of Water Warriors on POV, the PBS home for independent documentaries!
Water Warriors will stream on PBS.org/POV November 4th and air on POV in November (check local listings).
Gather your friends and tune in to the television premiere of Water Warriors November 4th!
A watch party is a fun and easy way to bring your community together to discuss local issues, and get inspired for action! You can use the event as a fundraiser, a springboard for debate, a strategy session or training, or just an excuse to mingle.
Freeborn County Arts Initiative is streaming this inspiring piece for one night only in Albert Lea — inside our very gallery walls! We'll have light refreshments available and a discussion to follow.
Hosted by the UPEI Environmental Society and Cinema Politica Charlottetown.
Presented by Rose Foundation for Communities and the Environment at First Unitarian Church of Oakland.
Let’s Talk About Water Montana presents a free film screening of Water Warriors and Hidden Rivers, followed by panel discussion. Free food and drink, raffle prizes, photo contest, and more!
Tribeca Film Institute, POV Shorts, and The New York Times Op-Docs co-present four new short documentaries celebrating the art and urgency of short-form storytelling. With Filmmakers in attendance!
The WATERtown Film Fest screens the best new water-themed short films of all genres by independent filmmakers from around the globe.
Presented by the town of Newmarket in partnership with Newmarket Public Library, as part of Indigenous Awareness Month.
The films Water Warriors and Sacred Spirit of Water will be followed by a panel discussion moderated by local Indigenous Advisor Kim Wheatley— speaker, singer, drummer and Anishinaabe Cultural Consultant, and featuring water warrior Nipawi Mahihkan Misit Kakinoosit (via Skype)—Nehiyaw Okicitaw Okimawsis (a Cree Warrior lieutenant), Sucker Creek Cree First Nation; filmmaker/activist Morningstar Mercredi (via Skype) , and Becky Big Canoe—Knowledge Keeper, Water Walker, Georgina Island Chippewas.
Presented by Auroville’s MMC - Cinema Paradiso, as part of their Eco-Film Fest, Earth Week.
A series of 7 Water Warriors screenings in Basque Country, beginning on March 26th
