It's almost cherry blossom season, so that means it's also time for the annual DC Environmental Film Festival. For two weeks, lots of interesting films are hosted by dozens of libraries, theaters, embassies, NGOs, and the like. Many of them are free. If you live in the DC area, this is an excellent opportunity to see some movies that you won't otherwise get access to. Even if you're not in the Capitol area, you can check out some of these films: this year, several of the films (like tonight's snow leopard movie) are available for watching free via the Internet. Enjoy!

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