Wednesday, September 25th, at 7:15pm
Presented with Chrysler Museum

The Naro joins art theaters around the country for the premiere of Anthropocene in recognition of the U.N. Climate Action Summit. The acclaimed filmmaking team behind Manufactured Landscapes (2006) and Watermark (2013) along with art photographer Edward Burtynsky (his photo exhibition Water was showcased in 2016 at Chrysler Museum) have travelled the globe to document the lasting impact industrial technology has made on reshaping the earth’s landscape. It’s a stunning sensory experience and cinematic meditation on humanity’s massive reengineering of the planet. Narrated by Alicia Vikander. (87 mins)

Introduction by Seth Feman, curator of Photography at Chrysler Museum.

Post-film discussion:
Eileen Woll is the Offshore Energy Program Director of Virginia chapter Sierra Club.
Catherine Kilduff is a staff attorney for The Center for Biodiversity

“Masterfully detailed, captivating you visually with a subtle yet haunting musical layer to tell a difficult yet necessary story.” – Pamela Powell, Reel Honest Reviews

“Astonishment. Pure, lurid, ravishing, genuine astonishment. That is ‘Anthropocene: The Human Epoch.'” – Luke Hicks, Nonfics

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