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In Ecocide: Voices from Paradise, Juliet Brown investigates the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster’s impact on Grand Isle, Louisiana. This award-winning film exposes the lasting health and environmental …
Man-made and natural disasters that caused great mayhem throughout the 20th century are revealed in stunning detail in this documentary.
In Watershed, three stories illustrate how water unites us. From a Florida fisherman to Adirondack kayakers and a Manhattan circumnavigation, this 2014 documentary reveals the profound human connectio…
This 2024 multiple-award-winning film employs live music performance, multimedia light art, historical storytelling, and extraordinary aerial dance that together create a kaleidoscopic journey explori…
Remains of a River follows Will Stauffer-Norris and Zak Podmore as they hike and paddle from Wyoming’s Wind River Mountains to Mexico, documenting an 113-day, 1,700-mile journey that reveals environme…
The Pipedreams Project (2011) follows three kayakers on a 900km journey along BC’s coast. Their mission: to expose the risks of the Enbridge pipeline. It’s a powerful exploration of wild places, local…
Embark on a mesmerizing journey through Portugal's untamed beauty, from Cabo de S„o Vicente to the Algarve cliffs. Explore history, towns, cities, and pristine beaches, uncovering the essence of this …
Mǐn Jiāng (2022) follows local paddler Ruan and his friend on a kayak expedition from the source to the mouth of Fujian’s mother river. They navigate countless dams while documenting how an evolving c…
This film shares the destruction caused by the hurricane, and the feelings of the poem, Beneath These Ancient Mountains Tears, a heartfelt poem written about Hurricane Helene.
The Paddler follows Bob Purdy’s Standup PaddleSurf journey in Clayoquot Sound and the Great Bear Rainforest, highlighting local paddlers, environmental advocacy, and the global “Wave of Change” initia…
Dominica is surely the most pristine and wild Caribbean island, one of the tropical islands least besieged by tourists. It is so pristine to the point that it is said that if Columbus returned today, …
Set in Ghana, Au Fil de l’Eau explores how water shapes life—and crisis—in a land of contrasts. From textile pollution and mercury-tainted rivers to surf culture’s fight for inclusion, the film follow…
Living Water is an atmospheric journey into the clash between the state of Jordan, agricultural businesses and Wadi Rum indigenous communities over the last abundant source of drinking water.
"Craig, America" captures a rural town’s transition from coal, highlighting resilience and adaptation in Craig, Colorado.
Sharecropper’s family wrestles against floods, drought and poverty for their own farm.
A French team tackles one of the world's deepest canyons in the Nepalese Himalayas. Led by Rodolphe Sturm, this 2011 documentary captures a grueling five-day first descent involving a 2300m drop throu…
Shortly after midnight on October 11, 2000, a coal sludge pond in Martin County, Kentucky, broke through an underground mine, propelling 306 million gallons of sludge down two tributaries of the Tug F…
A local Ugandan kayaker fights poverty to pursue his dream of becoming a professional athlete. This poignant documentary captures his skill on the Nile and the tragic end of his journey. Official Sele…
The greatest naval tragedy occurred on the Central California Coast 100 years ago. Blindly racing South at night in thick fog with no moon, an entire squadron smashed into the rocks.
The Last Descent (2022) explores the dangerous allure of Quebec’s backcountry. Through shocking testimonials, it raises awareness about the lethal risks of off-trail skiing and the importance of respe…
Simon, a proficient lung specialist accustomed to handling sickness and mortality, starts to question his self-perception when his mother is diagnosed with a terminal illness.
"Decision" explores Alaska’s wild shores, a remote lighthouse, and the marine debris crisis. Stunning kayaking scenes contrast with plastic-choked beaches, highlighting our addiction to plastic.
This assembly of destruction and demolition footage will have you wanting more!
Six friends canoe from the Gulf of Mexico to the Arctic Ocean over eight months, battling Mississippi currents, winter ice, huge lakes, forest fires, and fierce whitewater in a raw odyssey of teamwork…