Everything Wrong And Nowhere To Go: A woman turns the camera on herself to go in search of a cure for her crippling climate anxiety in a deeply personal documentary about therapy and existential threat.
Healing In The Open: Horses at a small farm enjoy their lives as horses, and in doing so help heal trauma patients as part of an innovative therapy.
Hope Acre: A queer, women-owned, small farm in Sebastopol finds hope by fostering and creating space for community.
If Turtles Could Talk: A fisherman and a child rally their local community in a struggle against poaching and unmoderatedfish trade in an attempt to save the wild life of their beach.
Washed Ashore: An international team of marine biologists investigates the mysterious and sudden die-off of the Pacific Gray Whale.
(click on titles in column to the right to see individual film details below)
Since 2019, one in four Pacific Gray Whales have died, and marine biologists have struggled to determine why. Determined to find a cause, a team of scientists is racing against the clock. With every passing month, more whales are washing ashore on their migration from Mexico to Alaska.
Filmmakers Attending, Post-Screening Q&A!
Everything Wrong And Nowhere To Go: A woman turns the camera on herself to go in search of a cure for her crippling climate anxiety in a deeply personal documentary about therapy and existential threat.
Healing In The Open: Horses at a small farm enjoy their lives as horses, and in doing so help heal trauma patients as part of an innovative therapy.
Hope Acre: A queer, women-owned, small farm in Sebastopol finds hope by fostering and creating space for community.
If Turtles Could Talk: A fisherman and a child rally their local community in a struggle against poaching and unmoderatedfish trade in an attempt to save the wild life of their beach.
Washed Ashore: An international team of marine biologists investigates the mysterious and sudden die-off of the Pacific Gray Whale.
(click on titles in column to the right to see individual film details below)
Since 2019, one in four Pacific Gray Whales have died, and marine biologists have struggled to determine why. Determined to find a cause, a team of scientists is racing against the clock. With every passing month, more whales are washing ashore on their migration from Mexico to Alaska.
Filmmakers Attending, Post-Screening Q&A!