At the edge of Chicago, where the steel mills once operated, sits an abandoned toxic slag hill that's been harming people, wildlife, and waterways for decades. Set against a backdrop of urban wilderness that's both seductively beautiful and poisoned, "The Hills" uses a lyrical lens to connect legacy pollution to labor history and current environmental struggles. Ines Sommer, a Chicago filmmaker and director of “The Hills,” will speak after the screening. | 
