Monday October 22nd 5pm at the Historic Greenwich CINEMA VILLAGE theater in Manhattan New York, 22 E 12th Street. Photos courtesy of Russel Kogan.

THE NEXT FUNDRAISER SCREENING IS IN Santa Cruz AT THE RIO THEATER ON SATURDAY NOVEMBER 4th at 7pm

Buy your ticket here:

http://www.riotheatre.com/events-2/2017/11/4/the-cat-that-changed-america

 

 

Your chance to watch The Cat That Changed America for free during P22 Urban Wildlife Week! Followed by Q&A. Reserve your ticket links below.

 

 

AND NOVEMBER SCREENINGS IN SANTA CRUZ AND LAGUNA 

November 4th

Rio Theater, Santa Cruz

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-cat-that-changed-america-tickets-38463953721?aff=efbeventtix

November 12th

Laguna Green Belt

http://lagunagreenbelt.org

All Photos copyright and courtesy of Kevin Rodney Sullivan and the DTLA Film Festival #DTLAFF

Including coverage by The Hollywood Reporter

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/gallery/inside-weeks-hollywood-parties-events-1043836/21-beth-prattbergstrom-joel-schulman-karolyne-sosa-and-natalie-riggs

Thursday July 13th – Pasadena Senior Center, 85 E. Holly Street, Pasadena, CA  91103 (room capacity 150+) at 7.30pm followed by Q&A. Screening part of the Old Pasadena Summer series.

Saturday July 29th – Matilija Jr. High School, 703 El Paseo Road, Ojai, CA at 4.30pm. Q&A chaired by actor and conservationist Ed Begley Jnr. Call 310 600 5356 to reserve a seat (300 seat capacity)

Saturday August 26th – TLC Chinese Theater, Auditorium 1, 6925 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, California at 3pm, FREE Screening followed by Panel

RSVP to angiearamayochnc@gmail.com or call 323-793-5150

If your local movie theater, school, community or neighbourhood is interested in sponsoring a screening of the film, get in touch via the website.

 

After a successful Earth Day screening at Oak Park High School, The Cat That Changed America featured in the Eco Tip environmental column of the Ventura County Star.

“Recently, the Oak Park Unified School District’s Environmental Committee hosted the screening of a documentary showing how reduced use of a particular hazardous material also benefits wildlife. “The Cat That Changed America” includes material powerfully presented by Poison Free Malibu to persuade viewers not to use anti-coagulant poisons for rodent control. Anti-coagulants kill mice and rats through internal bleeding, but poisoned pests take a long time to die. In the meantime, they often become food for wildlife, ranging from mountain lions to birds of prey, spreading the poison up the food chain.”

http://www.vcstar.com/story/news/local/communities/conejo-valley/2017/04/22/eco-tip-avoiding-use-hazardous-stuff-helps-wildlife/100665622/

If you want to host a screening of this film for your community to raise awareness about the effects of anti coagulant rodenticides and the issues of connectivity facing all wildlife, get in touch via the website.