OKC Film Screening: To Use A Mountain
Thu, Nov 12
|Oklahoma Film Exchange
Who decides which communities bear the burden of nuclear waste? Watch the award-winning documentary To Use A Mountain, followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Casey Carter and a discussion with environmental leaders about nuclear waste, environmental justice, and Oklahoma's future.
Time & Location
Nov 12, 2026, 7:00 PM – 10:30 PM
Oklahoma Film Exchange, 701 W Sheridan Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, USA
About the event
Join us in Oklahoma City for a free screening of To Use A Mountain
What happens when the government decides where the nation's nuclear waste might be buried, and the communities living there are left to fight for their homes, health, and future?
Join us Thursday, November 12, at Oklahoma Film Exchange for a free screening of To Use A Mountain, an award-winning documentary directed by Casey Carter. Following the film, stay for a Q&A with Carter and a discussion with environmental leaders about America's nuclear waste legacy, environmental justice, and what these issues mean for Oklahoma.
About the Film
In 1982, six rural communities across the United States were notified that all of the nation's nuclear waste might be buried beneath them forever.
Faced with a mandate to isolate the waste for 10,000 years, the Department of Energy mapped, analyzed, and assembled its assessments, while the unsuspecting stewards of…