An urgent portrait of the people of the Zanskar valley and their struggle to survive extreme living conditions aggravated by climate change

Kentaro follows a 7 year old boy in the remote mountain community of Kawakami, Japan, where his birth-first in the village in 25 years-brings new energy to a dwindling village. His presence symbolises renewal, inspiring hope for tradition, connection, and a future amidst population decline.

A young couple in a long-distance relationship imagine themselves as three different endangered species - Cameron Highland Sticky Frog, Proboscis Monkey, and Great Hornbill. Viral-meme-turned-film combines scripted drama with wildlife sequences for a refreshing cross-genre take on natural history and endangered species.

A rural community wakes up to a crime scene in the middle of the forest. Little by little, a series of previous situations show us the conflicts that happened in the same place.

Poachers and climate change are wiping out the fine clam and the slimy clam in the Galician estuaries. A group of shellfish gatherers on foot fight to remedy this imbalance. A hard work whose tradition is extinguished with each generation.

As seconds turn to minutes, and minutes to years, the relentless erosion of the Sittaung River in Myanmar steadily devours the land. This documentary captures the villager's resilience as they rebuild their lives, wondering how much longer their village and livelihoods can endure by the river.

Kuwarddewardde, known today as Arnhem Land, Australia, is home to the Bininj Nawarddeken. Colonisation disrupted traditional land management and resulted in destructive wildfire. Ngarridurndeng Kured (We Going Home Now) follows Dean, his family and the Indigenous fire rangers he leads into the heart of Kuwarddewardde.

In the fastest-warming place on Earth, two friends and their polar-bear-guard dog explore the tiny, fat Svalbard reindeer thriving amid climate change. But through their close encounters, they wonder-are these positive signs, or is this the end of innocence for these extraordinary Arctic creatures?

Fairbourne, UK has been told that by 2054 the village will be decommissioned and left to the sea. As scientists test coastal defenses in a lab, villagers on the frontline of the climate crisis confront an uncertain future as the UK's first climate refugees.

The Araucária tree and the Xokleng people are one. To ensure survival, a small family takes on the mission of saving their sacred tree - an act of love, resistance, and faith in generations yet to come.

Battling deep depression, Jaeyoun returns to her roots on the island of Marado, South Korea, to visit her family of female free divers known as haenyeo. To her surprise, she finds a connection to nature and her ancestors that literally saves her life.

Teenagers Birta and Selma spend their nights rescuing pufflings on a remote Icelandic island, guiding them safely to sea after they mistake harbour lights for the moon. Puffling is a coming-of-age story of responsibility, resilience, and the delicate ties binding human life to the natural world.