Cleveland International Film Festival Community Partner - Out of Plain Sight - Monday, March 31 at 5:10

The Cleveland International Film Festival (CIFF) is one of the largest film festivals in the United States, showcasing movies that educate, entertain, and help to build a broad and inclusive community.

This year, FaCT will serve as Community Partner for two screenings of Out of Plain Sight on Sunday March 30 at 7:40 and on Monday, March 31 at 5:10. The Festival will be held again this year at the beautiful and historic Playhouse Square. Filmmakers will be available for a Q&A after both screenings.

Following the Monday screening and Q&A, you are invited to a Panel Discussion with:

Dr. Ted Auch, Midwest Program Director of FracTracker and President of FaCT

Dr. Randi Pokladnik, Chemist, Environmental Engineer, Educator

Dr. Michael Melampy, Professor Emeritus of Biology at Baldwin Wallace University

Drink Local Drink Tap

Out of Plain Sight documents the devastating effects of toxic waste that was dumped into the ocean off the coast of California 80 years ago. Journalist Rosanna Xia and researcher David Valentine piece together the events that have created an outbreak of disease and cancers in sea mammals and possibly in us. The devastating consequences of throwing our waste into the ocean continue to haunt the world today.

Please join us for the screening of Out of Plain Sight, a conversation with filmmakers, and a panel discussion. Use the discount code: FACT to show your support for FaCT and for our film.