Animal Rights Film Festival Makes Its Online Debut on Festival of Films

ROSLYN, N.Y. - Dec. 6, 2014 - PRLog -- On December 15, festivaloffilms.com, a unique website dedicated to provoking thought, and discussion through the use of film, will present Animal Wrongs, an eye-opening report on animal neglect and abuse. Films for this report were recommended by leading animal rights organizations and from the director of the Center for Animal Protection and Education’s Animal Film Festival.

Included in the report are Earthlings, a film that sheds light on human dependency on animals, and other films that expose the real treatment of helpless creatures. Films such as Among the Great Apes with Michelle Yeoh and Homeless Dog Living in a Trash Pile are hopeful films about an orangutan sanctuary and the recovery of a dog abandoned in a trash pile. The Animal Rights Report also exposes factory farming violations and wildlife abuse, and gives viewers the opportunity to involve themselves in discussions led by leading animal rights and conservation groups.

“Viewers will have the opportunity to view new movies about animal rights and abuse made by independent filmmakers,” said Andy Schupak, co-founder of festivaloffilm.com. “Visitors to the site can expect to see discussions initiated by major animal rights and wildlife conservation groups, as well as revealing news about the featured issue.”

Festivaloffilms.com delivers a wide range of films that bring light to current social issues and political events, and provokes insightful discussions about the issues at hand.

FESTIVAL OF FILMS:

Festival of Films is an innovative website that aggregates and streams film festivals for a global audience. A grassroots effort, Festival of Films strives to build an online community, where film festival organizers, independent filmmakers, social influencers, and issue advocates participation is welcomed.

Learn more at www.festivaloffilms.com

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