In a desperate attempt to host his own children’s nature show, a fumbling filmmaker travels 3,000 miles asking North Americans how to save the endangered monarch butterfly, and ourselves, from extinction.
„A soul-searing masterpiece calling humanity awake to Elephant consciousness and salvation.“ G.A. Bradshaw Ph.D Ph.D author of Elephants on the Edge: What Animals Teach Us About Humanity „This film has accomplished something very rare which no words can put into place.“ Suparna…
„A soul-searing masterpiece calling humanity awake to Elephant consciousness and salvation.“ G.A. Bradshaw Ph.D Ph.D author of Elephants on the Edge: What Animals Teach Us About Humanity „This film has accomplished something very rare which no words can put into place.“ Suparna…
A blockbuster one-hour documentary that harnesses the expertise of over 30 world-class scholars in climate science; developmental, environmental, and energy economics; and theology, ethics, and public policy to address global warming and climate policy from a Biblical worldview perspective to protect…
Where the Grass Is Greener 2 brings together the insights of world-renowned scholars and Christian leaders about why and how climate and energy policy based on global warming alarmism harms the poor, and what alternative policies can help them to conquer poverty and flourish in societies blessed with…
A documentary feature by Oliver Dickinson Audio: French Subtitles: English Synopsis: Caplongue is a small village of 80 inhabitants in the South of France where the Loco-Motivés association was created in 2012. Its vision is to produce and deliver local food, respectful of nature and animals,…
It takes Sajjad and Alishah four hours to climb the Bamyan peaks behind their village carrying their skis, and just four minutes to glide to the bottom again, as their families and neighbours look on incredulously. Yet when they get a chance to compete to qualify for the Winter Olympics in South Korea,…
Adoption and fostering: some experiences when older children join new families. This is a discussion film for use by social workers with groups of parents who may be considering fostering or adopting older or handicapped children. The film is structured so that it can be used for teaching purposes,…
A story about water. A song for the sacred in all of us. A documentary centered on solutions. "Where There Once Was Water" takes a look at the driest of places – California and the Southwest USA – and the deepest of spaces – our inner worlds. It presents an invitation to change…
In the midst of the despair of the Great Depression, Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal gave 202 struggling Midwestern farm families an extraordinary opportunity: a chance to start over in far-away Alaska. The adventure of creating a colony in the Matanuska Valley lives on in the memories of all who…
Stretching 4km into the cold North Sea, South Gare is a man-made outcrop built to serve Victorian industry. Today the industry is gone, but new communities - birders, boaters, kite-surfers, photographers, naturalists and retirees - are finding uses for the Gare its makers could never have forseen.…
Where The Water Starts reveals how the fragile alpine region, particularly Kosciuszko National Park, the largest in the Australian Alps, is seen by a number of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people who were born or live there, or who care deeply about it. After seeing the destruction of the fragile…
