Meet Petri Luukkainen, 26. Amidst an existential crisis, he arrives at the idea that his happiness might be found by rebuilding his everyday existence. What does he really need – and what about all that stuff? The concept: Take all of your stuff into a storage, and bring back only one item per day. The result? An everyday adventure driving him deeper and deeper into the empty spot in his heart. You’re right: this would be borderline insane even without his decision of constantly filming himself.  Buck naked at his flat in Helsinki, it’s another story – not a pretty one but pretty damn fun to watch.

One Earth Film Fest returns March 4-6, 2016 for its milestone 5th annual event. The festival will showcase 35+ thought-provoking films on a variety of environmental topics in the Chicagoland area. With more than 40 screenings, One Earth brings to you engaging films that will educate and inspire. Each screening is followed by an interactive discussion and Q&A with filmmakers, local experts and relevant organizations. This solution-oriented discussion will help you gain a deeper understanding of the film topic and provide opportunities for action. All film screenings are free! Check below for more information on One Earth 2016’s film selections and fest weekend schedule.

Free and open to the public. Sponsored by the International House Global Voices Lecture Series and One Earth Film Festival.