Plastic People @Evanston Public Library
Join us for a community screening of Plastic People as part of the One Earth Film Festival 2026.
Doors Open at 6:00 PM (CST). Film Starts Promptly at 6:30 PM (CST).
Ziya Tong, Ben Addelman/2024/84 Min/Waste & Recycling, Health & the Environment, Historical Perspectives
Presented by Climate Action Evanston
Accessibility: OEFF commits to an ongoing effort to make our events as open and as accessible as possible. Our 2026 accessibility page is coming soon!
Rating, Audience & Advisory Info
- Recommended ages 15+
- Heavy Themes
- Disturbing Images (depictions of organs, surgery, and blood).
Synopsis: The film follows journalist Ziya Tong as she explores how plastic particles infiltrate our bodies, organs, and blood, urging a rethink of our relationship with plastics.
Awards & Accolades
- 2025 Canadian Screen Award Winner: Best Direction Documentary
- 2025 Canadian Screen Award Nominee: Best Picture Editing, Documentary
- “Upon arriving at the premiere of Plastic People, I felt well-informed about plastics. However, throughout the film I discovered new insights, including the production process, impacts on the human body from the harmful chemicals in plastics and potential solutions. I was captivated.” - Amanda Vanjaarsveld, Environmental Health News
Additional program details forthcoming.
- A One Earth Young Filmmakers Contest-winning film, Dishwasher Quest (2025, 9 Min) by the Beye Elementary School Green Team, will also be featured.
Wayfinding/Transit/Parking Info: TBD
Become a One Earth Film Festival member and be a part of our growing movement! Memberships start at $35 for students and seniors and go up from there (monthly payment options available).
If you are having trouble registering in Eventbrite, then try a different browser, register here, or contact joshua@oneearthfilmfest.org. Or are you having trouble making your donation through Eventbrite? Then after you make your free reservation, please use this link to make your donation through our website.
Please note: When booking tickets, your information will never be shared with any 3rd party outside of One Earth Film Festival and its co-hosting partners bringing you this event.
Join us for a community screening of Plastic People as part of the One Earth Film Festival 2026.
Doors Open at 6:00 PM (CST). Film Starts Promptly at 6:30 PM (CST).
Ziya Tong, Ben Addelman/2024/84 Min/Waste & Recycling, Health & the Environment, Historical Perspectives
Presented by Climate Action Evanston
Accessibility: OEFF commits to an ongoing effort to make our events as open and as accessible as possible. Our 2026 accessibility page is coming soon!
Rating, Audience & Advisory Info
- Recommended ages 15+
- Heavy Themes
- Disturbing Images (depictions of organs, surgery, and blood).
Synopsis: The film follows journalist Ziya Tong as she explores how plastic particles infiltrate our bodies, organs, and blood, urging a rethink of our relationship with plastics.
Awards & Accolades
- 2025 Canadian Screen Award Winner: Best Direction Documentary
- 2025 Canadian Screen Award Nominee: Best Picture Editing, Documentary
- “Upon arriving at the premiere of Plastic People, I felt well-informed about plastics. However, throughout the film I discovered new insights, including the production process, impacts on the human body from the harmful chemicals in plastics and potential solutions. I was captivated.” - Amanda Vanjaarsveld, Environmental Health News
Additional program details forthcoming.
- A One Earth Young Filmmakers Contest-winning film, Dishwasher Quest (2025, 9 Min) by the Beye Elementary School Green Team, will also be featured.
Wayfinding/Transit/Parking Info: TBD
Become a One Earth Film Festival member and be a part of our growing movement! Memberships start at $35 for students and seniors and go up from there (monthly payment options available).
If you are having trouble registering in Eventbrite, then try a different browser, register here, or contact joshua@oneearthfilmfest.org. Or are you having trouble making your donation through Eventbrite? Then after you make your free reservation, please use this link to make your donation through our website.
Please note: When booking tickets, your information will never be shared with any 3rd party outside of One Earth Film Festival and its co-hosting partners bringing you this event.
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Highlights
- 2 hours 30 minutes
- In person
Refund Policy
Location
Climate Action Evanston
1703 Orrington Ave
Evanston, IL 60201
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