The Oil Machine
The Oil Machine delves into our deep-rooted relationship with oil, examining its economic, historical, and emotional impact. By focusing on the North Sea, the film exposes the complex web of interests surrounding this vital resource. As pressures mount for change, the film questions oil's future and explores how to manage, dismantle, or reinvent this powerful force in our lives.
Regenerating Life
Regenerating Life takes a holistic view of the climate crisis, focusing on the intricate relationship between humanity and nature. It goes beyond conventional understandings of global warming, which often center on fossil fuel emissions. Instead, the film delves into the broader impact of human actions on Earth's ecosystems, highlighting the crucial role of biodiversity in regulating our planet's climate.
Becoming Animal
A potent collaboration between filmmakers Emma Davie and Peter Mettler, renowned for their works The Oil Machine and The End of Time respectively, and the influential thinker David Abram, author of The Spell of the Sensuous, Becoming Animal is an urgent exploration of the intersection between humans and other creatures. Through immersive audiovisual storytelling, the film invites viewers to witness the natural world with renewed sensory awareness, prompting profound reflection on our animal nature and our place within it.
Works For All
Works For All spotlights several worker-owned cooperatives within its network, many of which are led by historically marginalized individuals within the U.S. economy. Co-op Cincy plays a pivotal role in transforming these businesses, offering training and support. Their work to convert retiring business ownerships into cooperatives is particularly promising for the future.
Orchestrating Change
Orchestrating Change is an inspiring documentary that follows the Me2/Orchestra, a groundbreaking ensemble of musicians living with mental illness. Through captivating storytelling and stunning animation, the film challenges stereotypes, celebrates resilience, and empowers a community.