Environment & Community
Supported by Alchemie Technology, these films show a world at a loss and highlight all that can still be saved. They focus on themes of climate change and pollution, the importance of preserving communities and species, and the celebration of sustainable practices and traditions. The stories in this strand call upon us to engage in the fight to protect our planet, to play an active role in environmental conservation, and to empower us with knowledge and awareness of these crucial issues.
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The Unfixing
A moving personal story of illness and healing becomes a wider meditation on ecological crisis, as director Nicole Betancourt weaves body and planet into one urgent, poetic journey.
AMR-Dying to Change the World
Narrated by Brian Cox, this urgent documentary exposes the global threat of antimicrobial resistance, revealing how superbugs are already reshaping health, food and the future of humanity.
We Live Here
In Kazakhstan’s Abai region, three generations live with the fallout of Soviet nuclear testing. A haunting, urgent portrait of environmental ruin and the quiet endurance of those left behind.
How Deep Is Your Love
Aboard a deep-sea research vessel, scientists uncover dazzling new species while facing growing questions about the cost of exploration. A haunting, visually stunning dive into life beneath the waves.
Lowland Kids
As rising waters threaten their Louisiana home, two teens face relocation in this lyrical, deeply moving portrait of family, loss and the quiet courage needed to start again.