As energy exploration, excavation and export remain Canada’s economic backbone, contradictions and debates abound on the risks and rewards of development. The film, which captures the scenic beauty of northwestern […]

Washington, D.C. Premiere Idaho’s first legal wolf hunting season is quickly approaching and the tension is rising between “wolf lovers” and “wolf haters.” The Phantom Wolves of Sun Valley documents […]

Each year, when the dry season arrives in Oromia (Ethiopia), the Borana herders gather with their livestock around their ancient “singing” wells. With a sensitive approach and evocative photography, the […]

In central Switzerland’s Muota Valley, an old tradition is still alive. In this modern age of satellite pictures and computer-generated predictions, the spry old men who live in the mountains […]

Villagers in central China confront a chemical company that is poisoning their land and water in this rare portrait of grassroots activism in contemporary China. When his own fields could […]

Who is allowed to shape our cities, and how do they do it? Unlike many other fields of design, cities are not created by any one specialist or expert. The […]

What will it really take to go from the energies that built our world to the energies that will shape our future? Our transportation and housing, food and water, communications, […]

Featuring some of the world’s great contemporary thinkers, this compelling film explores the concept of progress in our modern world and, more specifically, the idea of “progress traps.” Simply put, […]

Lighting the Way highlights the story of a young entrepreneur, a Navajo medicine man, and an inventor as they work to bring renewable energy technology to the 1.6 billion energy […]

Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant looms just 35 miles from Times Square. With over 50 million people living close to the aging facility, its continued operation has the support of […]