40 Acres @Patagonia Fulton Market

Doors Open at 6:00 PM (CST). Film Starts Promptly at 6:30 PM (CST).

R.T. Thorne/2024/108 Min/People & Cultures, Sustainable Food & Ag, Environmental Justice

Presented by Black Girl Environmentalist Chicago

Accessibility: OEFF commits to an ongoing effort to make our events as open and as accessible as possible. Our 2026 accessibility page is here!

Rating, Audience & Advisory Info

• Not recommended for youth under 18
• Heavy themes, disturbing images, extremely graphic violence, and strong language

Synopsis: In a post-apocalyptic world with food scarcity, a Black family of Canadian farmers descended from American Civil War migrants defend their homestead against cannibals trying to seize their resources.

Awards & Accolades

• 2024 Toronto Film Critics Association Awards: Best First Feature Winner
• 2026 NAACP Image Award Nominee Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture: Danielle Deadwyler
• “This is a post-apocalyptic film about a plague that forced humans to fight over farm land due to starvation and famine. A solid plot with great acting and lots of action.” - Clock Tower TV

Program Description: Arrive early when doors open, and stay after the film for enlightening facilitated dialogue with relevant experts and advocates. Additional program details forthcoming.

Wayfinding/Transit/Parking Info: TBD

and be a part of our growing movement! Memberships start at $35 for students and seniors and go up from there (monthly payment options available).

If you are having trouble registering in Eventbrite, then try a different browser, , or contact [email protected]. Or are you having trouble making your donation through Eventbrite? Then after you make your free reservation, please through our website.

Please note: When booking tickets, your information will never be shared with any 3rd party outside of One Earth Film Festival and its co-hosting partners bringing you this event.

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

Get App

Host or Publisher One Earth Film Festival