The perfect storm of a changing climate and the rapid encroachment of the modern age has dramatically impacted the Arctic people — forcing them to cope with change beyond their […]

Follows a group of Latino farmers who find themselves representing a movement to save the last green space centered within a neighborhood facing gentrification. Over time, we find out what […]

One word ripples outward, vibrating with healing power: Sawalmem, meaning “sacred water.” For Winnemem Wintu young man Michael “Pom” Preston, Sawalmem represents a vital vision for healing the world and […]

Sharon Day is an Anishinaabe elder and the leader of the Nibi (Water) Walks, an extended ceremony to heal and honor water. She has led several long-distance water walks throughout […]

For almost 150 years, the contributions of Chinese railroad workers to the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad was forgotten and ignored. Set on Donner Pass within the Tahoe National Forest, […]

This film follows a number of Ashaninka communities in the Peruvian Andes as they pay tribute to their sacred sites. One of these sites is Kipaí, a remote tributary of […]

As traditional farmers, Roland and his father Robert face constant criticism that their farm pollutes the environment. Between detached family houses and the motorway, they seek a balance between ecological […]

Adama and Adja have a problem on their hands. Their country, Senegal, is running out of fish. As foreign trawlers and climate change cripple their stocks, the friends face a […]

This short, handcrafted 16mm documentary examines the fights against one of Colombia’s biggest open-sky gold-mine projects. Gold of Cajamarca is a black-and-white ballad through Tolima’s green mountains in the Colombian Andes, […]

Ryan Lambert from St. Charles Parish, Louisiana, shares his thoughts on how man-made influences have fundamentally altered the Mississippi River and its delta. While on a journey through Bayou Pompadour […]