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On February 21, 2025 Green Planet Films presented Those People to residents and guests at Stoneridge Senior Living Community in Mystic, CT.  Director Peter Huoppi joined the audience for a very engaging Q&A after the film. Those People continues to generate meaningful conversations on violence,  community resilience, performance arts for youth, race, and queer identity in Southeastern Connecticut. The film also showcases how police can have a positive impact in youth communities. For GPF this is a vital film to present in 2025. We are so proud to be working Peter, Curtis, and the Day on this film.

Thanks to the Dante Society of Westerly and the Westerly Library and Wilcox Park for hosting a screening of Naples and the Amalfi Coast: La Dolce Vita? It definitely hit home for a Rhode Island audience familiar with coastal access issues. The Q&A was lively! 

  Thank you to Waterford Public Library and RISE for hosting a special screening of Those People last week. And a special thanks to Peter Huoppi and the audience for the thought provoking Q and A session after.

Thanks to the Stonington Free Library, Mystic Luxury Cinemas, Producer Curtis Goodwin, and the audience members who attended this special screening of THOSE PEOPLE - How a Talent Show Turned Pain into Healing. It was followed by a very engaging Q&A with the Producer! We are so thrilled to be working with Curtis and his film. If your library needs a copy of this film, it is available at greenplanetfilms.org

Big News! We are thrilled to announce that Green Planet Films has received a Supporting Arts Grant from the State of Connecticut for $2,836! We look forward to putting this money to work growing our film education programs and distribution work. 2025 is going to be a great year at Green Planet Films.