Our film shows the 5 principles of soil health, and explains how soil can sequester carbon which leads to solving climate change.

Exploring the importance of connection to nature for all people and the lack of access to the outdoors for people with disabilities, The Accessible Outdoors focuses on various subjects such as international disability rights activist Judy Heumann and award-winning author Richard Louv, as well as other outdoor access activists and leaders.

The solo expedition of adventurer Paul Rosolie into the Amazon Rainforest teaches him how to reconnect with the last remaining wilderness on earth.

Through images recorded during 5 years of tours, they present in the Marañón River and its surrounding communities, the possible consequences of the construction of two mega-dams in this important connection between the Andes and the Amazon. Guided by the voices of activists and communities, the need to protect the river and all the life that circulates around it is revealed.

One thing Fukushima in Japan and La Hague in France have in common is the fear of nuclear power. For some, it has turned into a hellish reality, for others, an ever-present disquiet, whether conscious or unconscious. « Skin Deep Fear » is a film born of a personal shock to the author, that of the nuclear disaster in Fukushima. The event roused memories long forgotten which once resurfaced, evoked a very real question : does the fear of nuclear exist?