Green Film Festival of San Francisco

San Francisco, United States
Tier CTrusted
57
Legitimacy Score

Emerging or unverified festival

The Green Film Festival of San Francisco was a prominent environmental film festival founded in 2011 and held annually in San Francisco through 2019, later continuing under SF IndieFest. It is notable for spotlighting films about climate change, wildlife, oceans, food systems, and other environmental issues, alongside discussions and action-oriented programming that connected audiences with advocacy and sustainability efforts. The festival became one of the West Coast’s leading environmental film events and gained international standing through partnerships such as the United Nations Environment Programme and the Green Film Network.

Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Legitimacy Analysis

Positive Indicators (+22 pts)

  • 7 years of verifiable history
  • 2 verified pro signals
  • Verified trusted status

Red Flags (-15 pts)

  • No physical screenings

Trust Signals

Positive Signals

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  • FF_RATED

Festival Details

Founded

2019

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Legitimacy Score57/100
TierTier C
Reviews0
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