• Hollywood International Independant Documentary
  • Northwest Filmmaker Festival
  • Vancouver International film festival
  • Sedona Film Festival
  • Blue Ocean Film Festival
  • Cineme Verde Film Festival
  • Colorado Environmental Film Festival
  • Eugene International Film Festival
  • New Jersey Film Festival
  • Wild & Scenic Film Festival
  • San Luis Obispo Film Festival
  • Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival
  • Transitions Film Festival
  • Water Docs Film Festival
  • San Francisco Green Festival
  • Arizona International Film Festival
  • Canadian International Fashion Film Festival
  • Cleveland International Film Festival
  • Environmental Film Festival in the Nations Capital
  • NYC Indie Film Fest
  • Newport Beach Film Festival
  • Philadelphia Environmental Film Festival
  • Sarasota Film Festival
  • Another Way Film Festival - Madrid
  • Caribbean Fashion and Arts Feature Festival
  • Cine Eco - Portugal
  • Cinema Planeta - Mexico
  • EarthxFilm
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  • Raindance
  • Reel Earth Environmental Film Fest
  • San Antonio Film Festival
  • San Diego International Film Festival

Time to Expose Dirty Rivers

Posted on September 2nd, 2013

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From the onset of this project, the principals behind RiverBlue, feel the time has come to bring further awareness to the declining health of the rivers of our world.

Rivers, oftentimes considered the “capillaries” of Planet Earth, have been in decline for hundreds of years – but most recently, the onslaught of industry, careless farming and the demands of a burgeoning world population hitting 7 billion have all led to the demise of some waterways in an ever-quickening fashion.

We chose not to sit back and watch the decline – but to jump in with both feet and become actively involved in trying to affect positive change.

We are well on our way to produce a feature-length documentary, which will be partnered with a content-rich web experience and vigilant social media program. With this program we intend to mobilize a large, and varied audience, in order to help make positive change to rivers lost and those “on the edge.”

Our hope is that the film will be an agent for change.

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  1. Elbert Colamarino says:

    May I just say what a relief to uncover somebody that genuinely knows what they’re discussing on the net. You certainly realize how to bring a problem to light and make it important. More and more people really need to look at this and understand this side of your story. I was surprised that you are not more popular since you most certainly have the gift.

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