Out of Thick Air.

A Mountaineering Film about Air Pollution in the Chamonix Valley

“Out of Thick Air" takes a closer look at the growing problem of air pollution in the Alps through the lens of alpinists. It’s one of the world's most picturesque and beloved mountain ranges. Despite the image of the Alps being a pristine environment with clean air, research shows that air pollution is increasingly becoming a significant threat to the region's fragile ecosystem, human health, and the local economy.

Through interviews with local residents, experts, and scientists, "Air" provides a unique insight into the impact of air pollution on the region. From farmers struggling to keep their crops healthy, to hikers witnessing the disappearance of once-clear mountain vistas, the film explores the effects of air pollution on the daily lives of those who call the Alps their home.

The documentary also showcases the initiatives being taken by local governments, NGOs, and community groups to tackle the issue, including measures to reduce emissions from transport and industry, promote sustainable agriculture, and increase public awareness.

Snow Good.

A Skiing Film about the changing state of snow packs and available snow days in the high alpine.

"Snow good" takes viewers on a journey through the impact of global warming on ski resorts worldwide. As ski enthusiasts gather at their favorite resort for their annual winter trip, they are shocked to find that the once powdery slopes are now bare and brown. Through interviews with experts, resort owners, and skiers, the film uncovers the stark reality of climate change and its devastating effects on the ski industry.

From the melting of glaciers to the disappearance of snowmaking opportunities, the documentary paints a stark picture of a world without snow. As skiers and snowboarders adapt to changing conditions, they must also come to terms with the broader implications of a warming planet.

Ultimately, "Snow good" serves as a call to action for individuals, businesses, and policymakers to take urgent steps to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change before it's too late.

Catching Clouds.

A Running Film about Moroccos cloud catchers bringing water to communities.

Rockfall is becoming a growing concern in the Alps, with a recent increase in the number of rockfall incidents posing a serious threat to hikers, climbers, and residents in the region. This documentary will explore the causes behind this phenomenon, examining how climate change, erosion, and human activity are contributing to the problem. For example, as temperatures rise in the Alps due to climate change, permafrost is melting and destabilising rock formations. Meanwhile, erosion caused by construction and deforestation is making the slopes more susceptible to rockfall.

Through interviews with geologists, mountain rescue teams, and those who have witnessed the devastation firsthand, we will delve into the science behind rockfall and the measures being taken to mitigate its impact. For instance, we will learn about new technologies that can detect and monitor rockfall risks, as well as the use of barriers and other protective measures. We will also examine the economic impact of rockfall on tourism and infrastructure, as well as the psychological toll on those who live and work in the Alps.

Carbon Copy.

A Mountaineering Film about Carbon Capture in Iceland.

"Step into the ethereal landscapes of Iceland with 'Carbon Capture.' This film takes you on a captivating journey through the land of glaciers and geysers, showcasing Iceland's pioneering efforts in carbon capture technology. Join visionary scientists and environmentalists as they harness the country's unique geological features to capture and store carbon dioxide, turning Iceland into a global hub for climate innovation. Against stunning backdrops of waterfalls and steamy geothermal fields, the documentary unveils the intersection of cutting-edge science and nature's beauty. 'Carbon Capture' is not just a film; it's a glimpse into a sustainable future, where Iceland's groundbreaking initiatives inspire global efforts to combat climate change. Join us as we go 'Beyond the Mist' and explore the untold story of Iceland's audacious venture into carbon capture."

Run in to the Ground.

A Running Film about soil degradation and how we save our soil for generations to come.

“Run in to the Ground” explores the critical role that soil plays in supporting life on our planet, and the devastating impact that human activities have on this precious resource. Through stunning visuals and expert interviews, we'll delve into the complex and delicate ecosystems that exist beneath our feet and showcase the intricate web of relationships that connect soil, plants, animals, and humans. From destructive farming practices to pollution and urbanisation, we'll examine the various ways in which we are damaging our soil and endangering our own existence. But there's hope: the film will also highlight innovative solutions and successful restoration efforts that can help us heal our damaged earth. Join us on this journey of discovery and learn why soil is truly the foundation of life.

Would for the Trees.

A Running Film about the Jurassic rainforest of Madeira and what it can teach us about saving forests.

"Embark on an extraordinary cinematic journey into the heart of time itself with our film, 'Ancient Reverie: Mysteries of Madeira's Primeval Forests.' Nestled on the precipitous slopes of Madeira, these ancient woodlands, standing as silent witnesses to centuries, hold stories that resonate with the pulse of time.

'Would for the Trees' unveils the enchanting landscapes of Madeira's primeval forests, where towering laurel trees stand guard over the secrets of a bygone era. Through the lens of local storytellers, naturalists, and scientists, the film unravels the intricate tales woven into the bark of these arboreal giants.

With sweeping cinematography capturing the play of sunlight through dense canopies and the ethereal mist that cradles the forest, viewers will be transported to a realm where time seems to stand still. 'Ancient Reverie' delves into the ecological harmony of this pristine wilderness, showcasing the delicate dance between endemic flora and fauna, many of which exist nowhere else on Earth.

As we navigate the serpentine trails of these ancient woods, the film becomes a tribute to resilience, capturing the essence of a forest that has weathered the ages. 'Ancient Reverie' is not merely a film; it's a timeless odyssey, inviting audiences to unlock the mysteries of these ancient woodlands and find inspiration in the enduring whispers of Madeira's majestic trees."