Film festival helps local pet organizations
- bluestar59
- Dec 4, 2022
- 1 min read
A film festival entertaining the community while also helping local pet rescue organizations.
The Animalis Fabula Film Festival kicked off at the Blue Star Arts Complex Friday.
"The movies are from all over the world. They're of all different aspects.it's not about activism or about this. It's about trying to understand how we evolve and how we look at animals in films. And we have a filmmaker, we have many filmmakers here this weekend but one of ours traveled all the way from Nepal," said Tom McPhee, Executive Director of the World Animal Awareness Society.
Seven local nonprofit organizations will be benefitting from the event being held starting Friday into Sunday.
Love this idea—celebrating films while supporting local pet rescue orgs is a win-win for the community. Events like this really make a difference for animals. And if you’re relaxing after the festival, Wacky Flip is a fun little game to enjoy in your downtime!
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What a lovely community story! I’ve always believed that art and kindness go hand in hand, and a film festival supporting local pet orgs feels like the best of both worlds. I went to a similar event last year and walked away with warm fuzzies and a greater appreciation for how much local efforts can move the needle. Before choosing where to see films, I sometimes peek at regal cinemas reviews just to get a sense of the experience, and it’s fun comparing comments with friends afterward. Thanks for sharing, events like this remind me why small-town culture matters so much!
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