Three retired apes: Cheeta, a former film star, Kanzi, a scientist, and Knuckles, who is physically disabled, look back at their lives and the intriguing relationship between humans and apes in […]

Admiral Hyman G. Rickover was one of the most fascinating characters of the 20th century – a maverick who infuriated his bosses while managing to transform the Navy, develop a […]

When scientists in the mid-20th century developed the means to mass-produce antibiotics, it was hailed as a medical miracle. Only now are we realizing the potentially disastrous implications. With vérité […]

The District of Columbia is determined to be the most sustainable city in the U.S. and green roofs are part of the plan. Find out how Washingtonians are transforming their […]

Finalist, 2015 Eric Moe Sustainability Film Award A writer, an oyster farmer and an ocean scientist on Canada’s Pacific coast expose new changes found in the Salish Sea. With 22 cinematographers […]

The life and career of John James Audubon, author of The Birds of America, is a triumphant American story. He came to this country when it was young, explored it […]

Garbage, vanishing natural resources, destroyed oceans: the environment doesn’t stand a chance against society’s bad habits. Is there anything that we, individually, can still do? San Francisco’s mayor has pledged […]

2015 Festival Closing Night Film & Winner of the 2015 Documentary Award for Environmental Advocacy Scientists believe we have entered the sixth major extinction event in earth’s history and predict […]

Faced with the most urgent issue of our generation — climate change — a Salt Lake City carpenter decides to run for Congress. This film documents Bill’s unconventional political campaign […]

This film looks into a remote valley in Cambodia, where a group of young monks join the Chong people in a fight to protect their forests, livelihood and heritage from […]