Strip Mining: Energy, Environment, and Economics
Justice in the Coalfields demonstrates how current labor law has crippled the collective bargaining power of unions and weighed the scales of justice against working people.
This documentary explores climbing’s shift from counterculture to mainstream sport amid gym growth and Olympic inclusion. As outdoor crags face closure, it questions the future of climbing and the leg…
A cinematic look at UK bouldering’s rise—from indoor obsession to rocky outdoor quests—following elite climbers as they push limits, chase new lines, and explore the sport’s history and culture.
Prominent individuals and top scientists worldwide address the often-ignored issue of the harmful impacts of factory farming.
On Sight (2008) explores the high-stakes world of rock and ice climbing. Eschewing pre-practice, this HD film captures the raw, frightening reality of "ground-up" ascents where climbers risk 30-foot f…
explores the balance between rock climbing and wildlife conservation. It follows a community of climbers and ecologists, like Olivier Gourbinot, collaborating to protect biodiversity while preserving …
This assembly of destruction and demolition footage will have you wanting more!
A four‑day attempt to complete the first winter crossing of Colorado’s brutal 100‑mile Hardrock 100 course on skis, fighting extreme snow, elevation, and rugged terrain in the San Juan Mountains.
Beyond Measure looks at thousands of coal miners who are losing their jobs as newer and bigger machines moves through the coalfields.
A poetic mountain biking journey through the Rockies and Himalayas, blending riders’ inner reflections with the raw power of high mountains, capturing struggle, freedom, and the timeless pull of the p…
A survivor and a former trafficker expose the hidden reality of human trafficking in everyday American communities.
Tasmania in Australia is among the Earth's most untouched regions, but its rainforests face relentless threats. This film sorrowfully highlights the greed, corruption, and devastation of Tasmania's st…
This documentary follows brothers Marc and Richard Moore as they restore an 1800s derelict space in Hastings, transforming it into the world’s largest underground skate park, fueled by their passion f…
Filmmaker Tom Hansell follows the story of a proposed coal-fired power plant in the mountains of southwest Virginia, connecting the local controversy to the national debate over energy policy at a tim…
Showcases five of Britain’s elite climbers tackling terrifying routes. From Scotland’s brutal winter climbs to gritstone’s "last great problem," this film captures high-stakes technical mastery and pu…
Priceless Climb (2023) follows a group of elite athletes attempting the Alps' toughest routes via cheap, second-hand bikes. This humorous, frugal adventure tests their limits as exhaustion and sleeple…
"This documentary takes an in-depth look at the facts surrounding the myth of Robin Hood and explores these facts to determine whether he ever existed."
The Earthing Movie is a documentary that uncovers the scientific phenomenon of healing our bodies by simply standing barefoot on the ground.
"Craig, America" captures a rural town’s transition from coal, highlighting resilience and adaptation in Craig, Colorado.
A deep dive into the crypto ecosystem and blockchain technology reveals the good, the bad and the ugly of the controversial industry, its major narratives, conflicts and the major players behind it.
Using funny, often poignant examples, Strangers and Kin shows the development and effect of stereotypes as technological change collides with tradition in the Southern mountains.
This documentary follows Brendan Davies, a trail runner, and David King, a Gundungurra man, as they explore the Blue Mountains’ dramatic landscapes. It highlights running, cultural heritage, environme…
Transhumance has its roots in the Cowboys of the United States and the Gauchos of Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil. While profit oriented factory farming is based on the cruel exploitation of animals an…
Transhumance has its roots in the Cowboys of the United States and the Gauchos of Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil. While profit oriented factory farming is based on the cruel exploitation of animals an…