Green Valley

Filmed over two years by a filmmaker living within the community itself, Green Valley offers a rare and immersive portrait of a group of homesteaders who have chosen to build a life beyond the rhythms of consumer society. Nestled in the forests of the Pacific Northwest, this multigenerational collective grows much of its own food, raises animals, shares labor, and strives to live in close relationship with the land that sustains them. Through the changing seasons, the film follows farmers, parents, children, and elders as they navigate the daily realities of this experiment in communal living—from planting and harvests to births, deaths, and moments of quiet reflection. Captured with extraordinary visual sensitivity and a profound attention to the natural world, Green Valley reveals a way of life shaped by interdependence, care, and humility. More than a portrait of an alternative community, the film becomes a meditation on our relationship to nature, the cycles that govern all living things, and what it might mean to belong to a place rather than simply inhabit it.PT1H24M2026-10-03en
Morgan Tams
Green Valley"Green Valley"

Showtimes

Pickford Film Center