The Climate Disruption Film Festival blows into Albuquerque on Saturday, April 13 at South Broadway Cultural Center (1025 Broadway Blvd. SE). Doors open at 9am. At 9:15am moderator Sara Beltran Caro welcomes New Mexico’s cabinet secretary for Energy, Mineral & Natural Resources, Sarah Propst, and City of Albuquerque Sustainability Officer Kelsey Rader, for opening remarks. Films start at 10am with the locally produced documentary “Sacred Land, Sacred Water,” featuring a post-film Q&A with filmmakers Donald T. Phillips, Lewis Jacobs and Craig Barth. There is a vegetarian buffet lunch in the SBCC dining area starting at 1pm. State Land Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard leads a presentation and audience Q&A from 1:30 to 2pm. The final film of the day, “Call of Life: Facing the Mass Extinction” starts at 4:15pm. After that attendees are invited to visit tables staffed by various local organizations and vendors. The event shuts down at 5:30pm. This is a free event and open to the public. To ensure a seat, however, attendees are advised to RSVP in advance by emailing ssbelbin@hotmail.com. For a complete schedule of films, presentations and panel discussions, go to bit.ly/2D3i6LU.