Thursday, October 1, 2026 · 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Price
Free
About the Event
ALT EFF Film Club, in collaboration with Climate Week India, presents a special evening of environmental cinema hosted at the Gurujal Foundation in Gurugram. This edition brings together two powerful short documentaries that examine water and land through the lives of the communities who depend on them.
Films Screened
What to Expect
Who It's For
This gathering is suited to anyone working at the intersection of climate, sustainability, water, agriculture, and social impact - including founders and operators of climate-tech and agritech ventures, researchers, policy professionals, NGO teams, students, and engaged citizens. It is equally open to film lovers who want to understand environmental issues through documentary storytelling.
Format and Access
Entry is free and seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. The session runs for approximately two hours, combining screenings with a facilitated conversation afterwards.
Organiser Context
ALT EFF (All Living Things Environmental Film Festival) is an Indian environmental film festival that curates cinema focused on ecology and climate. Its Film Club series extends that mission into regular community screenings across cities. Climate Week India is a nationwide initiative that convenes events, conversations, and campaigns around climate action each year, drawing together organisations, businesses, and citizens. The Gurujal Foundation is a partner organisation working on water-related issues, making it a fitting host for films centred on rivers and land.
Why Attend
For founders and professionals in climate tech, agritech, water management, and sustainability, this is a low-barrier way to engage with the human realities behind the problems their work addresses - and to meet others in the ecosystem. The post-screening discussion offers a space to exchange perspectives with people from across the climate and development space in the Delhi-NCR region.
Price
Free