Greenpeace is one of the most well-respected and longstanding of the world’s great environmental organizations, and a documentary playing in theaters nationwide tells the story of the organization and its origins.
“How To Change the World” is about Canadian journalist and anti-nuclear activist Robert Hunter and his friends, who co-founded Greenpeace in 1971. The movie will be accompanied by a Q&A including Mariella Frostrup, Vivienne Westwood, Jerry Rothwell and Emily Hunter, the daughter of Robert Hunter, who died in 2005. The three-hour presentation will be shown Wednesday, Sept. 9, at 7:30 p.m. at AMC Loews Danbury, Cinemark Buckland Hills in Manchester, Connecticut Post 14 in Milford, Cinemark North Haven, Stonington 10 in Pawcatuck, Regal Brass Mill 12 in Waterbury, Regal Branford 12.
Admission is $15, $14 senior and student, $13 children. fathomevents.com
