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Join us on March 17th - MICROPLASTIC MADNESS screening @ Socially Relevant Film Festival NY

3/6/2020

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MARCH 17th
See our award winning documentary
NYC Festival Premier!
MICROPLASTIC MADNESS
Now in 15 film festivals,
received 3 awards,
and showing in 24 cities around the world!
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Lang Auditorium - Hunter College CUNY
(entrance at 69th Street between Lex & Park Ave; North Building, 4th Floor/HN 424)

Tickets ->
Hunter College students - RSVP for FREE admission! (limited # of tickets) ->
NOTE: NO TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR Q&A following with movie Co-Directors/Producers 
Atsuko Quirk & Debby Lee Cohen,
students from the movie, and the production team!
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THANK YOU to the entire PS 15 Patrick F Daly school community, New York City Department of Education, and to all of our supporters for helping us to create this movie and share this TAKE ACTION story!

Watch the trailer and read about the Impact campaign:
www.microplasticmadness.org
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