Synopsis: When we here the term Global-Warming, it seems like a farfetched idea especially when you are talking of Kashmir. This corner of the world, with its mountains, lakes, humongous glaciers and countless bounties of nature, seems untouched by global climate change. But is it the reality? Or are we looking at things superficially? Let’s travel in time, back and forth a few years and see what we are calling a Global warning… 

Synopsis: Pachamama is a documentary which aims to shed light on the human narratives behind climate change by giving an insight into the lives of the Kallawayas, an indigenous population in the Bolivian Andes. Having a different perspective of the environment, the Kallawayas revere the earth; which they call Pachamama, and treat it with the same level of respect as they would treat their loved ones. As such this community provides an inspiring lens through which to consider our planet.

Synopsis: In the city of Shenzhen with quite expensive land price, there is a territory of mangrove forest connected to the sea, which safeguards coastline of Shenzhen in waves and tides. Many mysterious species inhabit the mangrove forests, which live secretly in unknown lifestyles. Their movements are closely related to the ecological environment in the mangrove forest and shoal.

Synopsis: Our world climate is changing. We can already feel it, but other organisms sense it quicker than us and even more drastically. Such are tropical, reef-building corals. Their polyps react very sensitive to changing conditions like water quality and in particular the surrounding ocean temperature: the stress caused by rising temperatures drives them to expel symbiotic algae living in their tissues, causing them to turn completely white. Without the nutrients the algae provide, the coral polyps slowly starve and die.

Synopsis: For 40 years, billy barr has lived alone in small cabin in one of the coldest places in the United States – the ghost town of Gothic, CO. With no goals of proving anything, or even knowledge that the climate was changing, billy started collecting data about snowpack to pass the time in his isolated part of the world.

Synopsis: This short film is a poetic Natural History documentary that looks at the animals and environments of the Ross Sea and Sub Antarctic Islands. All footage was shot during a voyage with Heritage Expeditions in February/March 2017. The waters of Antarctica are some of the most pristine wilderness on earth. All life here relies solely on the bounty of the Southern Ocean. Some bold moves are being made to give conservation protection to this important earth system. However as we give protection to large remote areas of ocean it makes us realise that our coastlines close to home also need protection in order to sustain life on earth.