Filmmaker James Redford embarks on a colorful personal journey into the dawn of the clean energy era.

From substations to gas stations, boardrooms to military bases - America's towering energy industry is on the brink of massive change.

A food cooperative in the heart of Brooklyn is challenging both traditional capitalism and the basis of food production and distribution.

A film about gentrification, poverty, and the politics of San Francisco.

Renowned environmental photographer James Balog (Chasing Ice) reveals how changes in the elements are affecting the lives of everyday Americans.

A decade after An Inconvenient Truth (2006) brought climate change into the heart of popular culture comes the follow-up that shows just how close we are to a real energy revolution.

Americans in communities across the country wrestle with the legacy of the coal industry and what its future should be under the Trump Administration.

We’ve been shocked by the recent events in Charlottesville and the stark reminder of our racial inequality here in the US. And now on August 26, a white supremacist rally is coming to San Francisco. (Join us this weekend at one of the city’s peaceful protests.)

Throughout the Festival we showcase an array of new, International short films.

Here's the A-Z of shorts screened at the Green Film Fest 2017. 

Closing Night: A documentary film about artist/musician Mauro ffortissimo, and some pianos that want to save the world.