Our Films

The burden of incarceration falls back on women and families in unmeasurable ways. The One Minute Remaining film highlights women and families across the United States managing their loved ones incarceration while searching to articulate their frustrations.

All I have of my great-grandparents are a few sun-faded photographs and a recently discovered two-hour interview they gave to the National Holocaust Museum. In it, they recount life under Nazi occupation and their involvement in the Dutch Resistance. Iron Nerves is dedicated to their memory.

After a sting operation in Bangkok for two trafficked Orangutans leave those accountable with no consequence Daniel Stiles, a detective in the illegal wildlife trade, thinks of new ways to combat illegal great ape trafficking.

From Mass to the Mountain takes you to eastern Panama, where decades of government corruption and neglect have impoverished the region. But thanks to the tireless efforts of one priest to build infrastructure, protect watersheds, and conserve the rainforest, life is looking up for the locals.

Pongo the Stolen Orangutan: How Law Can Heal tells the story of an illegally traded orangutan and how conservation litigation can help biodiversity.

The only gorilla in Thailand was trafficked and has been in a shopping mall zoo for the last 33 years.

A new film being produced in 2026 about the possible canonization of Padre Pablo.

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