Films

Explores the devastating effects of plastic pollution on global marine ecosystems and human health.

Leonardo DiCaprio travels the globe examining climate change impacts and potential renewable energy solutions.

Documents how privatized water resources and corporate control threaten global freshwater access.

Highlights marine conservationists fighting plastic pollution, overfishing, and habitat destruction in oceans worldwide.

A team of divers, scientists, and photographers document the rapid bleaching and disappearance of coral reefs.

Photographer James Balog uses time-lapse cameras to capture dramatic visual evidence of melting glaciers.

Explores the changing national attitude toward obsolete dams and the movement to restore wild rivers.

Examines how dams along the Snake River threaten Pacific Northwest salmon and the Southern Resident killer whales.

Highlights regional American leaders, cities, and businesses striving to meet climate targets locally.

Tells the personal stories of the first climate refugees in America on Louisiana’s rapidly sinking Isle de Jean Charles.

A young filmmaker documents the extinction crisis facing ocean life and the global efforts to preserve marine diversity.

An exploration of the impacts of commercial fishing and marine pollution on ocean ecosystems.

Examines the environmental footprint of single-use plastic straws and the grassroots push toward alternatives.

Photographer James Balog illustrates how earth, air, fire, and water are altered by human activity.

Follows former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed as he fights to save his low-lying nation from rising sea levels.

Investigates how severe wildfires are intensifying due to climate change, forest management practices, and urban sprawl.

Explorer Bruce Parry travels to indigenous communities to examine humanity's changing relationship with natural ecosystems.

Documents extraordinary efforts by conservationists who step in to rescue threatened species through radical interventions.

A family visits indigenous keepers of wisdom to gather insights on sustainable living and reconnecting with nature.

Explores the subterranean fungal networks that sustain earth's ecosystems and provide solutions to environmental challenges.

Focuses on self-sufficiency, sustainable homesteading, and reducing reliance on centralized power and food infrastructure.

Showcases permaculture food forest design as a sustainable way to produce food while rebuilding ecological balance.

Follows architect Michael Reynolds as he builds self-sustaining Earthship homes out of recycled materials.

Highlights permaculture design practices applied across rural, suburban, and urban environments in North America.

Documents San Francisco’s ambitious, practical initiatives aimed at achieving zero waste through composting and recycling.

Investigates toxic synthetic pesticides like glyphosate and highlights organic regenerative farming alternatives.

Examines the environmental impacts of animal agriculture and questions why environmental organizations rarely address it directly.

Documents localized, sustainable food systems and regional farming networks rebuilding food sovereignty.

Examines the inner workings of the Park Slope Food Coop in Brooklyn, demonstrating consumer-led food democracy.

Portrays the movement among Native Americans to reclaim spiritual and physical identity through food sovereignty.

A portrait of the last female wild beekeeper in Europe, balancing tradition with commercial pressures.

Two friends plant an acre of subsidized corn to trace how industrial grain drives American food policy and health.

Shows how regenerative agriculture can restore soil health, sequester carbon, and stabilize global climate systems.

Explores how innovative farmers rebuild healthy topsoil to improve crop yield and climate resilience.

Investigates global honeybee colony collapse disorder and its far-reaching consequences for global food production.

Focuses on seed sovereignty, heritage seed saving, and corporate consolidation of seed patents.

Explores alternative, biodynamic beekeeping traditions and the plight of pollinators facing industrial agriculture.

Makes an economic, nutritional, and environmental case for well-managed, pasture-raised livestock.

Highlights passionate seed keepers protecting 12,000 years of agricultural diversity from industrial homogenization.

Traces how traditional seed management transformed into corporate-controlled agricultural commodity markets.

An artistic examination of soil science, illustrating how healthy soil sustains human life and planetary health.

Features innovators working on localized solution designs to restore topsoil, feed populations, and improve energy efficiency.

Chronicles the life and eco-activism of Dr. Vandana Shiva in her fight against industrial monoculture and GMO seeds.

Argues that genetically modified foods and related chemicals are tied to rising chronic illnesses in consumers.

A father explores how genetically modified organisms have entered the food supply and affected corporate agriculture.

Critiques the diet and processed food industries, advocating for unprocessed nutrition and mindful eating.

Investigates whether the organic food label maintains its original integrity amid industrial food production.

Critiques corporate ties between pharmaceutical companies, food industries, and major national health organizations.

Advocates for whole-food, plant-based diets to prevent and reverse chronic Western health conditions.

Filmmakers commit to eating only discarded food for six months to reveal systemic food waste across North America.

Asserts that shifting to organic food can resolve chronic health conditions linked to GMOs and pesticides.

Examines the legal protections granted to vaccine manufacturers by the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act.

Investigates resident physician burn-out, sleep deprivation, and high suicide rates in modern medical training.

Alleges that WHO tetanus vaccination programs in Kenya were secretly linked to fertility control.

Explores research into aluminum adjuvants used in vaccines and potential neuro-inflammatory responses.

Details historical medical mistreatment and ethical violations involving minority communities in the United States.

Features conspiracy theories asserting coordinated efforts between pharmaceutical companies and global health agencies.

Features critics of public health lockdowns, mandates, and early pandemic management policies.

Examines reports of COVID-19 vaccine injuries, questioning official safety data and censorship around side effects.

Discusses vaccine safety debates, emphasizing informed choice, individual susceptibility, and legal recourse.

Investigates mercury exposure through thimerosal in vaccines and its proposed link to neurological conditions.

An in-depth critique of global regulatory bodies, COVID-19 vaccine campaigns, and public health directives.

Documents claims by Andrew Wakefield regarding MMR vaccine safety studies and the CDC.

Features parent interviews and personal accounts alleging health issues following childhood vaccinations.

Follows four men struggling to rebuild their lives in the heart of the Appalachian opioid epidemic.

Warns of the growing global health crisis caused by antibiotic-resistant superbugs and overuse of antimicrobials.

Looks at the biological events during childbirth that seed the infant microbiome and influence long-term health.

Explores early childhood brain development and highlights key factors that build cognitive and social abilities.

Features Dr. Gabor Maté exploring how unaddressed trauma underpins physical illness, addiction, and mental distress in modern society.

Examines how smartphones, social media, and constant connectivity affect modern mental health and child development.

Explores alternative education philosophies, homeschooling, and unschooling as options outside standard public schools.

Exposes predatory practices, debt burdens, and deregulation in the American for-profit college industry.

Profiles individuals who pursue non-traditional, self-directed learning paths outside formal educational systems.

Critiques standardized testing (SATs) and the multi-billion-dollar test-prep industry surrounding college admissions.

Critiques curriculum shifts, standardized testing, and corporate agendas within public primary education.

Focuses on the structural failures and political actions behind municipal water crises in underserved communities.

Alleges that municipal sewage sludge spread on farm fields introduces heavy metals and industrial chemicals into the food supply.

A dramatized feature detailing lawyer Rob Bilott’s legal battle against DuPont over toxic PFAS chemical contamination.

Traces the systemic policy decisions and infrastructure failures that led to Flint, Michigan's lead-contaminated water supply.

Explores the secret history of nuclear weapons production and radioactive contamination at the Rocky Flats Plant in Colorado.

Focuses on a small Pennsylvania community fighting fracking companies that threaten local drinking water supplies.

Highlights the critical, often invisible water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure systems in American towns.

Exposes the public health impacts on rural neighbors living adjacent to Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs).

Documents corporate cover-ups surrounding Teflon, PFAS chemicals, and their presence in global water supplies.

Investigates unlisted toxic chemicals in everyday cosmetics and personal care products, highlighting health consequences.

Centers on residents of Newark, New Jersey, fighting against disproportionate industrial pollution in their community.

Reviews 50 years of the U.S. Clean Air Act, looking at current air quality challenges and environmental justice efforts.

Follows occupational health activists in China documenting chemical exposures among factory workers producing global electronics.

Exposes environmental damage and worker safety risks within the fast-growing global consumer electronics manufacturing industry.

Documents how discarded electronic devices from developed nations are improperly processed and dumped in developing countries.

Raises concerns about potential health effects from chronic exposure to wireless radiation and EMFs.

Illustrates how digital user agreements systematically dismantle user privacy and enable surveillance capitalism.

Features tech insiders explaining how social media platforms use persuasive design to manipulate user behavior and opinions.

Investigates undisclosed corporate political spending in elections following the Citizens United Supreme Court decision.

Alex Jones production asserting that globalist institutions seek centralized power and population reduction.

Investigates security vulnerabilities, code flaws, and lack of accountability in electronic voting systems.

Investigates allegations of state-sanctioned, forced organ harvesting from political prisoners in China.

Highlights critical news stories left out of mainstream corporate media coverage, advocating for independent journalism.

Examines the influence of talk radio and cable news on political polarization and family dynamics.

Chronicles Daniel Ellsberg's leak of the Pentagon Papers to expose secrets regarding the Vietnam War.

Highlights protests against government-mandated health measures, lock downs, and vaccine mandates.

An examination of spin doctors who obscure scientific consensus on climate change and public health.

Explores the life and ideas of scientist Lynn Margulis, who championed symbiosis in biological evolution.

Follows two linguists traveling to remote corners of the globe to document rapidly disappearing languages before they go extinct.

Traces the global coffee supply chain, following an Ethiopian trade representative advocating for fair prices for farmers.

Investigates corporate water privatization practices, focusing on Nestlé's global bottled water operations.

Investigates land grabs, foreign agricultural investments, and food security issues in East Africa.

Examines how international aid, privatization, and corporate interest leverage disasters for financial gain.

Critiques infinite economic expansion on a finite planet and explores degrowth and ecological economic frameworks.

Uses generational theory to explain the root causes of the 2008 financial crash and economic policy shifts.

Explores the history of sound currency, the gold standard, and central banking's influence on economic stability.

Follows an urban agriculture project in Detroit that sparks debate over land rights, corporate intent, and community needs.

Details how international financial policies (IMF/World Bank) affected Jamaica's local economy, farming, and industry.

Follows indigenous farmer Máxima Acuña as she stands up to a multi-billion-dollar gold mining corporation in Peru.

Critiques the international development industry, showing how certain foreign aid models can hinder local entrepreneurship.

Examines how international real estate investment transformed housing from a basic human right into an inaccessible asset class.

Exposes financial fraud surrounding Chinese companies listed on U.S. stock exchanges via reverse mergers.

Analyzes the legal persona and behavioral patterns of modern corporations through the lens of psychological diagnosis.

Sequel to The Corporation, examining how corporate entities rebrand as socially conscious while maintaining power.

Highlights patent trolls and legal loopholes that stifle technological innovation and small business growth.

Focuses on the environmental degradation and human rights issues created by global fast-fashion manufacturing.

Documents grassroots political movements working to increase voter turnout and electoral reform.

Follows 21 young plaintiffs suing the U.S. government for violating their constitutional rights to a clean environment.

Examines the historical reliance on fossil fuels and its social, economic, and geopolitical consequences.

An investigation into the environmental hazards and water contamination caused by hydraulic fracturing (fracking).

Directed by Charles Ferguson, this film outlines practical solutions to climate change across energy, food, and forestry.

Explores how the Netherlands transformed its transportation planning to prioritize bicycling infrastructure.

Investigates the auto, oil, and political forces behind the destruction of GM’s early EV1 electric vehicles in the 1990s.

A 3D-animated documentary visually depicting the creation week and global flood using modern visual effects.

A feature-length film argueing that mainstream science misinterprets the rock record.