Dynamic connections between people, animals and the Earth are showcased across these narrative, documentary and animated stories.

After drought and diversions led to the disappearance of Lake Poopó’s once-vast waters in 2016, the Uru-Murato communities must face the cultural and economic consequences of what it means to be Qotzuñis, or “People of the Lake,” when the lake ceases to exist.

A Palestinian filmmaker reimagines a Scottish archive of Palestinian flowers.

After a man-made disaster decimates an evergreen island, a stranded 11-year-old girl must find the tenacity to leave behind her home with the help of an unlikely friend.

In the vast, rugged beauty of the Rocky Mountains and high desert, ranching women, their dogs, horses and cattle, share powerful connections that reveal nature’s quiet ways.

In this animated miniature a drawing gradually comes to life before our eyes, telling a story not only of a wild boar on the run, but also of the ways in which people occupy the places that used to belong to nature. Based on memories of a walk in the Belgian Ardennes. This film was drawn and animated alone on a single sheet of paper as a performance.

The heartwarming story of a Swedish couple's decades-long commitment to watching the skies.