The workers of a Nicaraguan banana plantation embark on a legal battle against the Dole Food Company over cases of sterility caused by the pesticide DBCP.
13 year old Luis lives on the Maracaibo Lake, one of the main oil reserves in Venezuela, and dreams of entering the local boat race
Screened as part of TOAFF18
Can small people, in small places, doing small things, change the world?
Tens of thousands of Ecuadoreans take Chevron to court over the contamination of their country in a landmark case for environmental justice and responsibility.
Compassion and redemption are discovered by a man as he manages an asylum run by its own patients in Juárez, Mexico.
Screening as part of TOAFF19
In a cinematic letter to his son, native Rapa Nui (Easter Island) filmmaker Sergio Mata’u Rapu crafts a global wake-up call from the remote Pacific.
Thanks to globalisation, we can eat whatever we want, whenever we want, regardless of the season, and for the lowest prices imaginable. But what are the consequences?
Screened as part of TOAFF14
A delightful exploration of the impact our modern lives have on nature, and the wonder of letting go
A growing social movement shows what’s possible when communities, not corporations, take control of food production.
A group of internally displaced Haitian children share the story of their daily lives and their hopes for the future
Screening as part of TOAFF19
Communities across the world are bearing the brunt of climate chaos and environmental degradation. Change is desperately needed, but how do such communities adapt to existing problems? In Inventing Tomorrow, hope takes the form of a group of young students, from Indonesia, India, Mexico and Hawaii, as they prepare for ISEF, the world’s largest high-school science competition.
