Anjali Nayar | 2020

Canada | 14 min | 12+ years |

Screened as part of TOAFF20

In a drought-prone, oil-rich area in Northern Kenya, a community’s ancestral land has been taken for oil extraction. When the women in the community — who traditionally have no say in things related to land — realise that the promise of jobs, money and reliable irrigation will never materialise, they rally together to protect their future and fight greed, patriarchy and corrupt politics.

This film is part of the programme ‘The Land Beneath Their Feet’.

Joe Berlinger | 2009

United States | 105 min | 15+ years | English, Spanish |

Screened as part of TOAFF09

Tens of thousands of Ecuadoreans take Chevron to court over the contamination of their country in a landmark case for environmental justice and responsibility.

Scott Ressler | 2019

United States | 83 min | 8+ years | English, Greenlandic, Inuktitut with English subtitles |

Screened as part of TOAFF20

Visually stunning portrait of two Inuit youth grappling with their future as their communities face the challenges of (neo)colonialism and climate change.

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