Elephants of Selenkay
A documentary following filmmaker Thomas Miklautsch’s months‑long journey along the Amazon from Colombia to Peru, capturing local people adapting to climate and cultural change in the rainforest.
Write of Passage: An Author's Journey follows Stephen J. Semones as he writes, attends conventions, engages with fans, and co-hosts the MORTIS podcast. The film includes interviews with Semones' famil…
Objectif Sauvage follows three Swiss filmmakers on a four‑year quest into the uncharted Bolivian Amazon to reach the mystical Chaplin Laguna, exploring fragile rainforest life and environmental threat…
In December of 2013, the largest elephant in the world was seen for the last time. His name in Zulu was Isilo, which means King of Kings”. Conservationists searched months on end for his body until in…
The story of European Jews who escaped Nazi persecution to find refuge in Ecuador, a country barely known at the time. The film follows the exiles' escape and difficult adjustment as they remade their…
SeaWorld's orcas continue to perform daily despite significant concessions, while in Eastern Russia, killer whales are hunted for the booming marine theme park industry in China. This film provides an…
Land of Genesis tracks three mammals in their natural environments through changing seasons. It beautifully showcases the wolves of the Golan Heights, the swamp cats of the Sea of Galilee, and the ibe…
explores the balance between rock climbing and wildlife conservation. It follows a community of climbers and ecologists, like Olivier Gourbinot, collaborating to protect biodiversity while preserving …
Discover the history and treasures of ancient Egyptians who lived in Pompeii in the shadow of mount Vesuvius.
The story of the most organized and structured animal on the planet. First appeared over 100 million years ago, the exact number of species of ants on the planet is still uncertain. One thing is certa…
The film chronicles Englund's solo dirtbike expedition through the Andes of Peru, where he tackles an unridden route while self-documenting his journey.
Lions are extraordinarily strong, much stronger than us, Cheetahs, but far slower. After all, they are big cats and quite often seen as the King Of The Beasts. We follow them in the austere desert are…
This assembly of destruction and demolition footage will have you wanting more!
Ellis Park follows musician Warren Ellis and his work at a Sumatran animal sanctuary. Blending art and activism, the film highlights compassion, creativity, and the impact of protecting and rehabilita…
Free Billy is the platform's inaugural original documentary film. It details the extensive campaign over several decades to liberate an Asian Bull elephant that has resided in the Los Angeles Zoo sinc…
South to Sian follows two surfers traveling from Bali to Northern Sumatra by bike and board in search of raw adventure. Crossing remote Indonesia, they rediscover the spirit of exploration in a modern…
Traces: Traversing the Past follows four adventurers on a 600 km Siberian taiga expedition by foot and canoe to retrace the path of Lithuanian deportees and connect past suffering with present remembr…
Lost Emulsion explores the fascinating world of lost silent film cinema, profiling films that have vanished over time and the efforts to rediscover, preserve, and celebrate them. Through interviews wi…
namanu rruni – Albatross Island is a poetic short documentary about the shy albatross on a remote Tasmanian isle and the scientists studying them, revealing beauty, fragility, and conservation efforts…
The Vendée Globe, sailing's Everest, has become tougher with foils since 2016. This film follows Thomas Ruyant and Éric Bellion, embodying racer vs. adventurer styles, showing two distinct paths throu…
We explore an unexcavated tomb in Saqqara, and some of Egypts most famous sites. Come with us to Abu Simbel, the Valley of the Kings and Queens (and some places never before filmed)!
Mustache Gang—Hélias Millerioux, Benjamin Guigonnet, Frédéric Degoulet, Robin Revest—attempt an alpine-style route on Nuptse's south face, testing their resolve. This Himalayan climbing film woAwards …
A voyage through the development of time travel; from its beginnings, its progression and impact in science fiction, to the thrilling potential it holds for the future.
The Durienses explores the Duero River, a biodiversity hotspot between northern Europe and the Mediterranean. Over three years, it documents endemic fish, their migrations, adaptations, and mating rit…