PLASTIC PEOPLE - Free Movie and Expert Discussion

Plastic People is a documentary that explores the pervasive impact of plastic pollution on human health and the environment. The film investigates how microplastics and chemicals from plastic products enter our bodies through food, water, and air, potentially causing serious

health issues.

It features interviews with scientists, activists, and affected individuals, highlighting the dangers of plastic toxicity, including hormone disruption and chronic diseases. The documentary also examines the role of corporations in plastic production and the lack of regulation addressing its risks. Ultimately, Plastic People urges viewers to reconsider their reliance on plastic and advocates for systemic change to protect future generations.

After the screening of Plastic People, an expert panel will host a Q&A discussion, offering insights into plastic pollution, health risks, and

solutions. Audience members are invited to ask questions and engage in the conversation.

More in the FLOW Green Film Series

May 1st - Mann v Ford - Franklin Lakes Public Library

June 5th - Feeding Tomorrow - Oakland Senior Center

A Joint Venture of the Franklin Lakes, Oakland, Wyckoff Environmental Commissions and Green Teams and Architects League and AIA New Jersey Women in Architecture in partnership with the Franklin Lakes, Wyckoff and Oakland Public Library & Senior Center. All films have been created independently and without input from the FLOW Environmental Commissions.