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DESCRIPTION:\n	Bartos Screening Room \n\n\n	  \n	\n	    \n\nIntroduced by d
 irector David Sigal and producer Daniel Hendrick \n\n  \n\nDir. David Siga
 l. 2016\, 76 mins. Digital projection. World premiere. Jamaica Bay is the 
 largest open space in New York City—and a key part of a national park call
 ed Gateway National Recreation Area. After a long fight\, Jamaica Bay is c
 leaner now than it has been in generations. In this era of rapidly growing
  cities and rising seas\, urban nature is more important than ever. What c
 an we learn from Jamaica Bay as we prepare for this uncertain future? And 
 what role can all of us play in protecting it?Saving Jamaica Bay&nbsp\;tel
 ls the untold stories of this unique natural resource and the unlikely urb
 an environmentalists struggling to save the bay\, and their way of life. P
 receded by the short film&nbsp\;Christopher's Garden&nbsp\;(Dir. William T
 orgerson. 2014\, 11 mins. Digital projection.)&nbsp\; \n\n\nThis event is 
 sold out. Tickets: $15 ($11.25 for members at the Film Lover level and MoM
 I Kids Premium levels / free for Silver Screen members and above).&nbsp\; 
 \n\n  \n\nView the Museum’s ticketing policy&nbsp\;here. For more informat
 ion on membership and to join online\, visit our&nbsp\;membership page.&nb
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LOCATION:Museum of the Moving Image
SUMMARY:Saving Jamaica Bay
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