Burning Injustice
About This Film
“Burning Injustice” is a powerful short documentary that follows the inspiring journey of Latino activists, John Mataka and Bianca Lopez, as they lead a fight against one of the last trash incinerators in California. Set in California’s Central Valley, the film exposes the devastating health consequences of pollution and highlights their tireless efforts to close the facility for good. Through their unwavering determination, they call for environmental justice and a safer future for their community.
How to Watch
Burning Injustice is currently being shown in film festivals including the SF Green Film Fest where it won “Audience Award for Best Short”, the Wild & Scenic Film Festival, and the DC Environmental Film Festival. During this time it cannot be widely distributed. However, limited screenings are available for grassroots groups, community organizations, partners, prospective distributors, and activists using the film for impact purposes. Please submit a short application to watch the film before its public release later this year!