NW Documentary Presents: Other Side of the Hill + 360° Films

​In a time of perceived cultural divide between rural and urban, left and right, young and old, where do we find common ground on climate change?

​NW Documentary presents a screening of Other Side of the Hill, a documentary that amplifies the voices of rural community leaders in Eastern Oregon finding hope and opportunity in a changing landscape. From innovative timber operations to large-scale solar, this film challenges assumptions and discovers common ground in an urgency to address our changing climate. Following the screening, we'll host a live Q&A with the filmmakers.

​We'll also screen two immersive 360° films made right here in Oregon:

​Minam River Wildlife takes you inside Oregon's newly expanded Minam River Wildlife Area, exploring how conservation partners protected nearly 17,000 acres of critical habitat through collaborative stewardship.

​Bark in VR gives you a first-person look at what it's like to volunteer on the ground protecting Mt. Hood National Forest.

​About NW Documentary-
NW Documentary is a Portland-based arts nonprofit that teaches and supports documentary filmmaking and nonfiction storytelling through workshops, youth programs, and a supportive community space. We believe stories create community and work hard to make tools and skills accessible to everyone.

​This event is free and open to all. Space is limited to 30 guests, so reserve your spot!

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