A mini-doc positioning Farm Action against large lobbies that want to control what farmers grow, say, do, and sell to. But they ain’t scared.
Made in collaboration with Nathan.works.
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How severed are we from the ways that nourish us? A short film about Indigenous foodways and restoration.
Buffalo is medicine. Buffalo Soup gives a simple, moving glimpse into the restorative power of the buffalo and how Lakota buffalo knowledge transfers from one generation to another, and back again.
Masika – whose name means “born during rain” – explores her complicated relationship to water, leading to a deeper understanding of herself and the currents around her.
At the edge of the Amazon in Suriname, a woman cultivates one of the rarest rices in the world. While researchers wonder if her rice could help other farmers adapt to climate changes, Albertina brings forth her cultural relationship with the aleisi.
Jay grapples with the aftermath of gun violence in Kansas City, MO — his hometown. With the help of his closest homies, he sets out to photograph more than 1000 locations around the city where people were killed by guns between 2019 - 2024. The further the project goes, the closer Jay comes to reaching out to a friend awaiting trial for murder.
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As Chris puts the final touches on his children’s book about his grandmother Ruby Jean and her fictitious community garden, an unexpected opportunity arises to turn the mythical ending into reality.
In DRKM , Na’im Al-Amin uses Rodney King’s beating to help him understand his own experience.
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