Ce film excentrique et ludique combine le changement climatique, le développement durable, les huîtres, New York et les droits des transgenres en une œuvre loufoque et joyeuse.
 
Un film puissant qui vous surprend, combinant une réflexion et une expérience personnelles avec une critique plus large du pouvoir et de la corruption au Liban.
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Les féministes de Karachi organisent une marche des femmes, affrontant l’État pakistanais, les médias et la droite religieuse radicale.
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Still from Netizens
Cynthia Lowen  ·  2018  ·  1h36m
Cynthia Lowen  ·  2018  ·  1h36m

An insightful wake-up call about the impact of assault, harassment and defamation women face online, yet a celebration of three fighters against this epidemic.

Still from Warrior Women
Still from Warrior Women
Christina D. King & Elizabeth A. Castle  ·  2018  ·  1h4m
Christina D. King & Elizabeth A. Castle  ·  2018  ·  1h4m

An exploration of what it means to balance a movement with motherhood and how activist legacies are passed down from generation to generation.

Still from Dolores
Coachella, CA: 1969. United Farm Workers Coachella March, Spring 1969. UFW leader, Dolores Huerta, organizing marchers on 2nd day of March Coachella. © 1976 George Ballis/Take Stock / The Image Works NOTE: The copyright notice must include "The Image Works" DO NOT SHORTEN THE NAME OF THE COMPANY
Peter Bratt  ·  2017  ·  1h38m
Peter Bratt  ·  2017  ·  1h38m

Sí, se puede! Audiences will be yelling this famous chant, coined by labour & civil rights activist Dolores Huerta, after watching this riveting biography.

Still from Modified
Still from Modified
Aube Giroux  ·  2017  ·  1h27m
Aube Giroux  ·  2017  ·  1h27m

Ce documentaire-mémoire cherche à savoir pourquoi les OGM ne sont pas étiquetés sur les produits alimentaires au Canada et aux États-Unis, alors qu'ils le sont dans 64 autres pays du monde.

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Winona LaDuke and Honor the Earth hold their 4th annual spiritual horse ride against the current of oil as her Ojibwe community is facing new Enbridge pipelines which threaten the sacred wild rice beds of Northern Minnesota. Winona LaDuke, Executive Director of Honor the Earth, embarks on a horse ride against the proposed Enbridge Sandpiper pipeline. Along the way the riders will raise awareness of the proposed pipeline by informing native communities and landowners of the inherent risks of the project and their rights to oppose it. The ride traverses the Sandy Lake and Rice Lake watersheds, a mother lode of wild rice in Minnesota. The proposed pipeline would threaten traditional wild rice beds from East to West. Photo by Keri Pickett.

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Keri Pickett  ·  2017  ·  1h34m

On Demand

Keri Pickett  ·  2017  ·  1h34m

Ce portrait fascinant offre une fenêtre sur la vie et l'œuvre de Winona LaDuke, une formidable économiste, écrivaine, agronome et farouche politicienne ojibwée.