FYI - just passing this one along! - Krystal Hello from the Destiny City Film Festival, Tacoma's newest celebration of film and storytelling! In our first year, we will be showcasing 29 new independent films, alongside some great free storytelling events, and I'd like to invite you to see a film that I think is of particular interest to you. *DamNation* (87 minutes, Docmentary, USA) *Plays: **Friday, August 1st, 3:00pm & Saturday, August 2nd, 12:00pm* *At the Blue Mouse Theatre (2611 N. Proctor)* *Synopsis:* DamNation uncovers how intricately the dams engineered since the industrial revolution have severely altered the landscapes, wildlife ecosystems and native populations that surround the countless river systems across America. As dam removal becomes more mainstream, rivers are bounding back to life, giving salmon and other wild fish the right to return to primeval spawning grounds, after decades without access. DamNation suggests that nothing lasts forever, including the concrete monoliths that have impounded America's free-flowing rivers in the name of "progress" for ages. Trailer: http://vimeo.com/41319363 Website: DamNationFilm.com The film discusses dams from across the country, but particular focus is given to some of Washington State's dams, including the Elwha Dam and river restoration, and the effects that their existence has had on our ecosystems and Native cultural traditions. Tickets are still available for both screenings. Visit our website <http://destinycityfilmfestival.com/films/damnation/> to purchase yours! Thank you for supporting DCFF - we'll see you at the movies! Sincerely, Emily Alm Founder & Director Destiny City Film Festival & Screenplay Competition