2012 FESTIVAL 26 min. Filmmaker: Ellen Tripler. Have you chosen to live a greener life? One man has and he has taken it one step further. He not only wants to live green, but he wants die green as well. He is helping others do the same. WATCH TRAILER
2012 FESTIVAL 62 min. Filmmaker: Andrew Beck Grace. As a young couple navigates the agro-industrial gastronomical complex, they soon realize that nearly everything about the food system has changed since farmers once populated their family histories. Eating Alabama is a thoughtful and often funny essay on community, the South and sustainability. WEBSITE
2012 FESTIVAL 15 min. Filmmaker: Doug Canfield. A cinematic journey to one of America’s wildest landscapes.
2012 FESTIVAL 90 min. Filmmaker: Kristin Canty. Farmageddon is the story of small, family farms providing safe, healthy foods to their communities. They were forced to stop, sometimes through violent action, by agents of misguided government bureaucracies. WEBSITE
2012 FESTIVAL 29 min. Filmmaker: Ted Caplow. Two friends, a fish scientist and environmental engineer, take a sailing voyage through the cradle of western civilization to pull back the cover on modern fish farming. Along the way they discover the tragedy of bluefin tuna and the joy of carp. WATCH TRAILER
2012 FESTIVAL 16 min. Filmmaker: Denise M. Stilley. What if every person could actually make an impact on the world? [Student Filmmaker] WATCH TRAILER
2012 FESTIVAL 6 min. Filmmaker: Ziggy Livnat. This short film is about a successful campaign that led to the removal of more then 1,500 square meters of abandoned fishing nets in the Red Sea. WEBSITE
2012 FESTIVAL 50 min. Filmmaker: Adam Ravetch. ICE BEAR is the first ever 3D Polar Bear film made for television. This is the story of a young bear’s epic migration through the icy waters of Hudson Bay. ICE BEAR features breath-taking cinematography shot over twelve months, capturing rarely seen bear behavior. [WARNING: The graphic nature of […]
2012 FESTIVAL 44 min. Filmmaker: Scott Elliott. Thirty-four volunteer researchers, scientists and sailors participated in a groundbreaking expedition to study the effect of plastic pollution in the North Atlantic Gyre. This film follows four of those researchers to the Sargasso Sea. WEBSITE
2012 FESTIVAL 78 min. Filmmakers: Anne and Erik Lapied. Anne and Erik Lapied recount their adventure in the heart of the Gran Paradiso National Park, where they spent the better part of a year making a documentary about the king of those mountains: his highness, the ibex. WATCH TRAILER
