See the Call2Action Program Archives.
Filmgoers worldwide are inspired by the energy and passion that cinema evokes. The Call2Action Program creates deeper exchanges between the filmmaker, the audience, and an organization partnering with BIFF. These partners market and publicize the film to their networks and provide 5 action items that the community can take to make a difference. After selected screenings, audience members can take part in TalkBacks for extended post-film discussions. Here, the public is able to further engage with the visiting filmmakers and organizations to learn concrete ways to translate energy into action on important issues.
To get involved in the Call2Action Program, please email abra@biff1.com.
See the Call2Action Program Archives.
Filmgoers worldwide are inspired by the energy and passion that cinema evokes. The Call2Action Program provides a concrete, public platform for those who are moved by the power of film to get moving! The team at BIFF recognizes that film can educate us and raise our awareness around the most pressing local and global issues of our time. We have witnessed the ability of particularly evocative films to tug at the heartstrings. These films compel us to take immediate action and right the wrongs in our world.
The Call2Action Program creates deeper exchanges between the filmmaker, the audience, and an organization partnering with BIFF. These partners market and publicize the film to their networks and provide 5 action items that the community can take to make a difference. After the screenings at Boulder Theater, audience members can convene in our large TalkBack tent at 14th St & Pearl St for extended post-film discussions. Here, the public is able to further engage with the visiting filmmakers and organizations to learn concrete ways to translate energy into action on important issues. For films at Boulder High and First Presbyterian Church, the TalkBacks are held within those venues.
To get involved in the Call2Action Program, please email staff@biff1.com.
The Loneliest Whale
Co-presented by Wild Aware and Rocky Mountain Wild
TalkBack follows at Chautauqua Community House
The Boys Who said No!
Co-presented by Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center
Talkback follows at the Boulder High School cafeteria
Playing with Sharks
Co-presented by Inland Ocean Coalition
TalkBack follows at the venue
To Which We Belong
Co-presented by Eco-Cycle
TalkBack follows at the venue
Buried
Friends of Colorado Avalanche Info Center
TalkBack prior to film at the venue
After Antarctica
TalkBack with Will Steger, explorer, follows at the Chautauqua Community House
$avvy
TalkBack follows at the venue. Filmmakers will be joined by Dr. Brad Klontz, Behavioral Financial Psychologist, and Billy J. Hensley, Director of the National Endowment for Financial Education
US Kids
Co-presented by Students Demand Action at CU Boulder
TalkBack and discussion prior to film at the venue
Youth v Gov
TalkBack follows at the Boulder High School Cafeteria. Filmmakers will be joined by plaintiff Nick Venner and law professor Catherine Smith.
Shared Legacies
Co-presented by Boulder Jewish Community Center
TalkBack follows at the venue