“Old Growth” explores the beauty and fragility of the Pacific Northwest’s Hoh Rainforest. What began as a poetic tribute to an ancient forest evolved into a reflection on climate change, wildfire, and deforestation, using immersive imagery and sound.

A new creative documentary, using a novel letter writing approach, to tap into a mosaic of inter-generational voices all asking the same fundamental question: In these times of ecological crisis, how can we tap into the transformative power of our imagination to seed a better future?

As Jakarta sinks and sea levels rise, Indonesia is moving its capital to Borneo. It’s building a futuristic new city named Nusantara in the middle of a forest, on the traditional land of the indigenous Balik people. Abidin, a Balik elder, is documenting his forest’s soundscape with the help of scientists to preserve ancestral knowledge – before it’s too late.

Michelin-star Chef and multidisciplinary artist, Minh H Phan, explores the dual crises of food waste and hunger from a refugee’s perspective – and creates an art installation and culinary experience that reveals her findings. Along the way, we’ll meet the people most impacted – the farmers, distributors and recipients of this food bond – the people whose lives depend on the supply bridge connecting the food waste and abundance to the food deserts and insecurity. "The Art of Sharing" is a powerful call to action, urging viewers to rethink food systems and join the movement towards generational health.

Where Do We Go From H.E.R.E.? takes you on a journey of history, danger, community impact, hopefulness, and advocacy about an abandoned Mill Site in Fort Bragg, California, on the Lost Coast.

Good Neighbours explores the hidden journey of Australia’s discarded clothing to the Solomon Islands in the South Pacific.