One of the highlights of the festival was getting the opportunity to meet and speak with student filmmakers. Arjun and Abi Subramanian made the film The Ennore of Today, a rich film about their grandmother's coastal hometown of Ennore, India, which has undergone a tremendous transformation as three coal-fired power plants have been built along the shore. These two young filmmakers (ages 15 and 12) are remarkable and offer a thoughtful and nuanced perspective about the changes impacting coastal communities in India and around the world. Seriously, a stunning and surprising conversation with the next generation. They sat down with Peter and Tyler at the Ft. Mason Firehouse during the International Ocean Film Festival in San Francisco. Learn more about Ennore here.

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