Screen the Film
With its eye-opening account of snakebite in the developing world, Minutes to Die has relevance for public health, science and tech innovation, humanitarian aid, social justice, international relations, and more, as well as for those working in snakebite-afflicted regions in Africa, India, Southeast Asia, Oceania, or Central or South America.
The documentary is especially timely given the World Health Organization’s decision in mid-2017 to classify snakebite envenoming as a Neglected Tropical Disease. As of May 2019, the World Health Organization unveiled a roadmap to reduce death and disability from snakebite by 50 percent by 2030.
While in-person screenings are not permitted during the Covid-19 pandemic, please contact us below about arranging a virtual Minutes to Die screening and discussion for your academic institution, organization, community group, company, or conference. The documentary is also available to watch and share on our home page.
Request a Screening
In addition to providing the film for a virtual screening (via downloadble high-resolution file) or via our online portal, we can provide materials to promote your virtual event and a discussion guide to help craft a post-film discussion. Depending on timing of your event, experts affiliated with the film may be available upon request.
Subtitled versions in Spanish (Latin American, European Spanish), French, Dutch, Czech and English for hearing impaired, are available upon request.
Interested in screening the film virtually within your organization? Ask about our online viewing portal.
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Past Screenings
Columbus, OH
Teguchigalpa, Honduras
Oklahoma City, OK
San Francisco, CA
New Orleans, LA
Berlin, Germany
Ann Arbor, MI
Galway, Ireland
Bangor, Wales, UK
Houston, TX
Loma Linda, CA
Chicago, IL
Kongens Lyngby, Denmark
Bangor, Wales, UK
Tucson, AZ
Kraków, Poland
Dublin, Ireland
Kano, Nigeria
New York, NY
San Pedro Montes de Oca, Costa Rica
London, UK
West Lafayette, IN
Bethesda, MD
Davis, CA
Nairobi, Kenya
San Francisco, CA
Fort-de-France, Martinique
Vienna, Austria
Freiburg, Germany
Oslo, Norway
Lausanne, Switzerland
Aachen, Germany
Craiova, Romania
San Jose, Costa Rica
Groningen, Netherlands
Copenhagen, Denmark
Wolverhampton, England
Townsville, Australia
Fort Myers, FL
Hamburg, Germany
West Midlands, England
Duluth, MN
Mumbai, India
Münster, Germany
Quito, Ecuador
Freetown, Sierra Leone
Delhi, India
Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club, East Ryde (Sydney, Australia)
Manhattan, KS
Blackpool, England
Verona, Italy
Jaipur, India
Galway, Ireland
Tilburg, Netherlands
Kildare, Ireland
Dublin, Ireland
Copenhagen, Denmark
Wells Museum, Somerset, England
Lancashire, England
David, Chiriquí, Panama
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Changalane, Mozambique
Edinburgh, Scotland
Vairão, Portugal
Swansea, England
Palais de la Découverte, Paris, France
Pune, India
Glendale, Arizona
Palais de la Découverte, Paris, France
Cologne, Germany
Lamana Hotel, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
Manchester, England
Shepreth, England
Newcastle Upon Tyne, England
Limerick, Ireland
Cedar Falls, Iowa
Liverpool, England
Seoul, South Korea
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
San Rafael, California
Watamu, Kenya
Fort Dodge, Iowa
Brighton, England
University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland
Copenhagen, Denmark
Hamburg, Germany
Copenhagen, Denmark
Duluth, Minnesota
Berlin, Germany
Nairobi, Kenya
Seattle, Washington
Yamfo, Ghana
Kigali, Rwanda
Tamale, Ghana
Tucson, Arizona
New Brunswick, New Jersey
Eswatini
Vienna, Austria
West Midlands, England
Lancaster, England
Tena, Ecuador
Upcoming Screenings
There are no upcoming screenings at this time.