Films About Preserving Mount Tam, The Marin Humane Society

"The Invisible Peak, made for the National Parks Conservancy to inaugurate the Tamalpais Lands Collaborative’s efforts to restore and maintain Mt. Tam—and in particular, efforts to remove the remnants of the old military base on top of the West Peak," will be screened at the Rafael Theater on October 3rd at 3:30 pm, as part of the Mill Valley Film Festival.

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At the Throckmorton Theatre at 5:00 pm on the same day (and at The Rafael on Monday, October 6 at 9:15 pm), you can see a series of short films, the last two of which focus on work of the Marin Humane Society: "The Page Turners (US, 4 min), about a dyslexic girl who discovers other kids reading to dogs at the library; and The Rabbit Whisperer (US, 5 min), an inspirational story of a stroke sufferer who volunteers at the animal shelter" (and who Dick Jordan's wife, Cindy works with on Sundays --- she has a "cameo role." in the film).

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