EARTH SEED Film Screening

Join us at The Peale for a special screening of EARTH SEED: A People's Journey of Radical Hospitality. Brought to you by filmmaker Fox Nakai and the People's Kitchen Collective, this feature-length documentary invites viewers to envision and enact a collective future. The filmmakers and other guests are available after the film to answer questions and provide more details about the project and their call to action.

People's Kitchen Collective (PKC) works at the intersection of art and activism as a food-centered political education project. Based in Oakland, California, their creative practices reflect the diverse histories and backgrounds of their crew. Written in their families' recipes are the maps of their migrations and the stories of their resilience. It is from this foundation that PKC create immersive experiences that honor the shared struggles of their people. They believe in radical hospitality as a strategy to address the urgent social issues of our time.

What To Expect:

Venue and Accessibility: EARTHSEED will be screening on the second floor of The Peale. The Peale team believes in creating space, programs, and communications that are designed with the differing needs and preferences of people who attend our programs and are a part of our community. Visit our Accessibility page here. If you would like or require ASL interpretive services, make sure to select the "REQUEST ASL SERVICES" ticket option on the next page.

How long is the film? The feature-length documentary is two hours long.

Will there be refreshments? Yes! Get excited for PKC's Flavor Crystal popcorn and movie-style snacks provided by The Peale, along with non-alcoholic beverages.

Are there subtitles? Yes, English subtitles are included in the film. If other accomodations are needed, please reach out to The Peale to coordinate additional access.

Is the film family-friendly? Yes. The feature-length film is two hours long, so young children may need support to remain seated for that long.

Community Care: We ask that everyone mask when not eating, and anyone experiencing cold/flu symptoms rest at home.

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