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For 25,000 years, societies revered a goddess as a symbol of creation and nurturing, a belief system now linked to modern environmental challenges.
A group of Kogis travels 400 kilometers to London to retrieve gold thread, demonstrating the interconnectedness of the planet's ecosystems.
Bourdier describes a moment of ecstasy as he plunges his gaze into a huge barrel of red pigment, becoming part of an invisible vibration.
Featuring aerial footage from fifty-four countries, Glenn Close narrates the interconnected crises facing our planet and its urgent need for action.
Céline Baril's film features 24 individuals from diverse professions across three continents, exploring their unique ideas and perspectives on knowledge and coexistence.
Each year, 1.3 million wildebeest undertake a 600-kilometer migration across East Africa in search of fresh grasses that follow seasonal rains.
Todd Perelmuter explores the concept of non-duality and the spiritual universe, emphasizing the connection between all beings and the importance of mindfulness through his nonprofit, EastWesticism.
Conversations with sociologist Jean Pichette explore how the forced downtime during the COVID-19 crisis can reshape human existence and relationships.
Agnieszka Kurant's art critiques late digital capitalism by exploring collective intelligence and the exploitation of both human and non-human labor in the digital economy.
Arthur Lipsett presents a collage of images and sounds that reflect on the complexities of the human condition and the chaotic state of the planet.
Kirsten Klein, a renowned Danish photographer, captures the essence of nature through evocative black-and-white imagery, emphasizing humanity's connection to the environment.
Only 1% of the plastic that enters the ocean is visible, while the remaining 99% remains unseen, impacting even the remote Galápagos Islands.
Resource exploitation in the Solomon Islands disrupts evolutionary processes that have shaped local ecosystems for thousands of years.
