100 Days of Solitude
José Díaz embarks on a unique adventure: to live for a hundred days in a cabin in the Mountains of Redes Natural Park.
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José Díaz embarks on a unique adventure: to live for a hundred days in a cabin in the Mountains of Redes Natural Park.
At age 15, Lubna Al Aboud immigrated to rural Idaho, as Syria crumbled amidst deadly gas attacks and bombings. Her human spirit prevails.
BULLIED examines the causes and consequences of, and solutions to, bullying.
On a worldwide journey of self discovery, a materially wealthy man explores why a person who seemingly has it all, can still suffer, uncovering deep truths about who and what we are.
The Flathead Indian Reservation was shaken to the core by 22 Native suicides in a single year - including two members of the local high school basketball team. This film examines the historical trauma and other factors contributing to the Indigenous suicide epidemic.
Passion and endeavour against the odds when Indian scientists attempt to launch their first astronomical satellite.
Two journalists traverse the Grand Canyon to understand the threats poised to alter it forever.
They call it ’blue gold': across three continents, we investigate the financialization of water.
The plastic pollution crisis told through fifth graders in NYC, driving forward a youth-led plastic-free movement.
PLAYING FOR KEEPS examines the value of play through a health-focused lens.
REBUILDING PARADISE follows the Paradise, CA community one year after the 2018 Camp Fire.
Somebody’s Daughter focuses on some of the higher-profile Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) cases, most of which were raised during the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs MMIW/MMIP hearing in December 2018.
An examination of the deep roots of systemic inequalities through a unique gender lens.
The real story behind Kenya’s present-day struggles with human-wildlife conflict.
Four stories of Americans on deeply personal journeys across the country in an effort to bridge our political divides, who realize we’re all part of the problem and the solution.
Fresh into addiction recovery, an urgent threat emerges to spur filmmaker, Mark Titus back to the Alaskan wilderness - where the people of Bristol Bay and the world’s largest wild salmon runs face devastation if a massive copper mine is constructed.
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