Earth Days (2009)
Earth Day is the annual event staged to raise environmental awareness and boost efforts to establish policies and practices to sustain human life on Earth. Earth Days chronicles the environmental movement's advances during the 1960s and 70s, when the US nearly set up an eco-friendly, sustainable energy program. Then what happened?
Disneynature: Wings of Life (2013)
With extraordinary clarity and definition, Disneynature: Wings of Life puts us right inside the flower with the bee, making us keenly aware of the miraculous work these creatures, butterflies, birds, bats and other pollinators do for nature -- and, of course, for us.Chasing Ice (2012)
Who Killed The Electric Car? (2006)
Who Killed the Electric Car? chronicles GM's conspiracy to prevent proliferation of automobiles that ran quietly, efficiently and pollution-free on electricity.
Revenge of the Electric Car (2009)
Filmmaker Chris Paine became an expert on and advocate for non-polluting electric vehicles when he made his 2006 documentary, Who Killed The Electric Car? In that film he showed how GM built prototype EV-1 electric cars, distributed it them drivers who absolutely adored them, and then recalled and destroyed them. In this sequel, he shows how electric cars are being reintroduced.The 11th Hour (2007)
An Inconvenient Truth (2006)
Arctic Tale (2007)
The Cove (2009)
Filmmaker Louis Psihoyos follows animal rights activist Richard O'Barry in this shocker of a documentary that effectively exposes the annual secret slaughter of thousands of dolphins by a greedy community of Japanese fishermen, supported by a complicit Japanese government and international whaling commission.
Crude (2009)
Filmmaker Joe Berlinger exposes the Texaco/Chevron toxic waste contamination of thousands of square miles of the Ecuadorian Amazon and rain forest, and chronicles the efforts of local tribes and international conservation and human rights organizations to get remediation.












