The Foundation for a Green Future will present a free Earth Day Green Film Festival at Suffolk University, in downtown Boston, from 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on April 22. The four films will be shown in the Function Room of Suffolk University Law School, and discussions will follow each screening.

The festival includes the prize-winning documentaries Dreamland and Future of Hope from Iceland, the Canadian film H2Oil about the oil sands in Alberta and Hip Hop Rev, a lighter film about the work of a religious leader who motivates inner-city youth to think green. “These films have the capacity to be life-transforming,” says Karen Weber, executive director of Foundation for a Green Future, Inc. “They allow us to take in the visual impact of what our planet is experiencing and, hopefully, motivate us to start making a difference.”

The Earth Day Green Film Festival is co-sponsored by Boston Youth Environmental Network. Light refreshments will be served and visitors are welcome for one or all of the films.

The Suffolk University Law School Function Room is located at 120 Tremont St., Boston.
For more information call 617-477-4840, email [email protected] or visit BostonGreenFest.org.