Plastic Is Forever
What happens when you throw plastic away? Dylan D’Haeze, a 13-year-old filmmaker from the San Juan Islands decided to find out. He followed plastic trash to where it ends up – with some surprising results. Did you know you might be eating plastic for dinner tonight? And he shows how kids (and adults!) can help make a difference in a world that is increasingly dependent on plastic.
“Plastic Is Forever” has been selected to appear in film festivals all across the United States. It features some of the top minds in the field, including conversations with the Environmental Protection Agency, the Surfrider Foundation, the Whale and Dolphin Conservation, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, and more. In addition, “Plastic Is Forever” is cultivating special screenings, group discussions and panel presentations at school systems across the country. Kids can save the planet!
“Environment Award” – International Ocean Film Festival in San Francisco
“Award of Merit: Nature / Environment / Wildlife” – Best of Shorts Film Festival
“Best Children’s Film” – International Wildlife Film Festival
“Best of Indie Youth” – Arizona International Film Festival
International Ocean Film Festival in San Francisco
International Wildlife Film Festival
Philadelphia Environmental Film Festival
Arizona International Film Festival
NFFTY (National Film Festival for Talented Youth)
Sunscreen Film Festival
Kids First Film Festival
Port Orchard Film Festival
Best of Shorts Film Festival
Wild and Scenic Film Festival
Dances with Films – Dancing with Kids Film Festival
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