The Southern Exposure 2023 World Premiere is happening September 22

Mark your calendar now for the Southern Exposure 2023 World Premiere on September 22. Join the Alabama Rivers Alliance and partners across the state at The Altamont School for the FREE premiere screening of the 2023 Southern Exposure films.

Details on the Southern Exposure 2023 World Premiere in Birmingham

Get ready for an evening of inspiring film. The event will kick off at 5PM with a celebration reception featuring hors d’oeuvres and beverages and the opportunity to mix and mingle with ARA’s partner organizations. You’ll even get the chance to meet the filmmakers.

Following the mingle, the films will begin at 6PM. Have questions? There will be an audience Q&A with the filmmakers and local experts after the films.

End the fabulous night at the after party celebration at Rojo, 2921 Highland Ave, Birmingham, AL 35205. The party starts at 8:30PM!

• Event: Southern Exposure 2023 World Premiere | 5-8:30PM
• Location: The Altamont School, 4801 Altamont Rd S, Birmingham, AL 35222
• Cost: FREE

What are the Southern Exposure films?

Southern Exposure is an award-winning film series dedicated to educating the public about Alabama’s natural resources. The Southern Exposure films celebrate special people and places in our state while exploring complex issues and solutions.

This summer, three of the Southern Exposure films were featured at the award-winning Sidewalk Film Festival in Birmingham, and they’ve been featured in many other film festivals. In addition, the films have won several awards, including Best Advocacy Film at the World Water Film Festival, hosted by Columbia Climate School, Columbia Water Center at Columbia University.

What to expect from the Southern Exposure 2023 films

In the 2023 collection, explore the Sipsey Wilderness through the eyes of a “city girl” and see why special places need to be protected for all Alabamians. Learn about real wastewater solutions being implemented in the Black Belt, bringing justice to areas that have long been overlooked and underserved for these basic needs + so much more.

• FL*SHING INJUSTICE
• MUSSEL MEMORY
• THEY NEVER LEFT: Indigenous Return and Reclamation in the Southeast
• TRASHED
• WHEREVER YOU GO, THERE YOU ARE
• LULLABY FOR SIPSEY

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