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Our productions

We have been producing thought provoking and engaging films on a myriad of social and environmental issues for over 20 years. Our documentaries were screened at over 40 film festivals around the world and were broadcasted in over a dozen countries. Of particular pride has been the acquisition of our projects by thousands of schools and universities around the globe.

Our films are available for streaming or on DVD. For public screenings contact us.

THE GREAT SQUEEZE - Selected at 14 festivals with 3 awards, broadcasted on the CBC, the number one channel in Canada.

The film goes back in time and takes us on a journey through history when past civilizations made the same mistake of growing too fast, depleting their natural resources and ultimately collapsing. Instead of the usual band-aid approaches, The Great Squeeze challenges us to learn from history and transition towards a more sustainable human economy.

MOTHER: CARING FOR 7 BILLION - Selected at 26 festivals with 3 awards. Broadcasted in 10 countries.

Over the past 200 years humanity has increased 7 fold and yet talking about population growth has become a taboo. Has society gone too far by silencing the conversation? Mother: Caring for 7 Billionis a groundbreaking film that asks the right questions and doesn’t shy away from the controversy.

ENERGY CROSSROADS - Won best documentary at the Colorado Environmental Film Festival, purchased by over 1000 schools and universities in North America.

Energy Crossroads has been praised and recommended by scientists, educators and the public at large as one of the most comprehensive films on the current state of our fossil fuel economy.

VIGNES DANS LE ROUGE

As we follow these men and women in their daily lives within the context of climate change in south of France, Vigne dans le rouge reveals an agricultural sector out of synch with the economic, social and environmental realities of our time.

OUT WEST

This documentary goes beyond the myth of the American West. It has been Broadcasted in 5 countries & acquired by Films for the Humanities.

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