The "ImPossible Future" / "El Futuro Imposible" Watch Party - Worldwide Screening week
The Impossible Future watch party at Chapter 510!
Join us for the screening of the Argentinian animated documentary series, "The -Im-Possible Future", happening worldwide this week!
We'll be showing the first 2 episodes in Spanish with English subtitles. These first ones are entered around collective imagination to envision an optimistic future, as well as regenerative design and our role as part of nature.
Free for everyone and anyone to come, 'cause we could all use a reminder that there is still plenty to hope for, that there are plenty of projects in the works to make this existence better for us all and that we can all be part of in the making of a better future today.
Learn more at https://theimpossiblefuture.org/
Event details:
When: Thursday, October 22nd
Time: 3:30pm-5:30pm
Location: Chapter 510 & the Dept. of Make / Believe 546 9th St, Oakland
ABOUT THE IMPOSSIBLE FUTURE:
The Impossible Future is an animated series about the problems and solutions that will define our future. While our sci-fi series and movies entertain us with apocalyptic tales, many of the clichés of science fiction—desertified worlds, flooded landscapes, societies controlled by tech corporations and artificial intelligences—also appear in our news and social media.
In this dystopian context, it seems we are forced to choose between economic collapse or ecological collapse, as if there were no way to create jobs and redistribute wealth without destroying the planet.
Fortunately, there are thousands of movements working to build another possible future. Local, circular, and common-good economies, regenerative design, biomaterials, permaculture, open-source and free codes, participatory democracy—these are just some of the many ideas and tools we have to design alternatives.
This is the story of some of the inspiring people and movements who work every day to build a regenerative future: feeding a hungry world, employing millions, redistributing wealth, and healing ecosystems along the way.