Lamb

When a drought ravages his rural Ethiopian homeland, young Ephraim and his pet ewe struggle to adjust to a displaced life amongst distant relatives. What was once cherished becomes forbidden, as his uncle prohibits him from doing […]

Kings of Nowhere

Winner, 2016 Global Audience Award, SXSW; 2015 Grand Jury Prize; Full Frame Documentary Film Festival; 2015 Golden Eye for Best International Documentary, Zurich Film Festival! The construction of a dam […]

Jumbo Wild

British Columbia’s iconic Jumbo Valley is at the center of a complex multi-decade fight: developer Oberto Oberti plans to build a massive resort in a section of the Purcell Range that’s both a sacred space […]

Sky Island

In northern New Mexico, a range of mountains rises up from the high desert: a wild, rugged land of the Faraway Nearby. The volcanic Jemez Mountains are isolated from all other […]

Jago: A Life Underwater

Grand Teton Award Winner, Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival An 80-year-old elder of the maritime Bajau people tells the tale of his life spear-fishing in the depths of the sea from the porch of […]

India’s Wandering Lions

Finalist, Best People and Nature Program, Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival  At the Gir Forest Sanctuary in Gujarat, the last remaining population of Asiatic Lions – a species that once covered much of […]

Antarctica: Ice and Sky

CLICK HERE TO WATCH NOW Drilling down into the Antarctic ice fields in the 1950s, Claude Lorius brought about a sweeping change in our vision of the world when he […]

How to Let Go of the World

Winner of Documentary Award for Environmental Advocacy! After making his name as an inexhaustible anti-fracking advocate, Josh Fox (Gasland) expands his reporting to a global scale, tracking responses to climate change across six continents. […]

Heart of a Dog

For legendary experimental musician and performance artist Laurie Anderson, the life and death of her beloved rat terrier, Lolabelle serves as a portal onto a whole life’s worth of loss […]

Haida Gwaii: On the Edge of the World

Eighty miles off the Northwest coast of British Columbia, the mountainous archipelago Haida Gwaii rises above the Pacific Ocean. These islands have been home to the Haida people since 13,000 BC, though smallpox decimated their population and […]