Drinking water has become unobtainable and is only available for sale. A mother must find water for her baby before he dies of dehydration.

An empathetic and contemplative documentary, in dialogue with nature, in which some inhabitants of the 7 sections of the Mayan Train express their connection with the territory, the current threats and their perspective on what would happen if the “Iron Serpent” arrived.

Ivalu has disappeared. Her little sister desperately tries to find her while Greenland’s vast nature hides secrets. Where is Ivalu?

In a marginal barrio of Havana, lives and works “Dr. Vaje” a philosopher-shoemaker who gives new life to worn out shoes, respecting Mother Earth.

Mariam lives in a remote Armenian village without men. On her birthday, hopes of reuniting with her husband for the celebrations are shattered.

On the edge of the city of Naples, in Bagnoli sandwiched between the beauty of the Phlegraean coast and the ruins of the former Italsider, two brothers, Federica and Ciro, spend the days of their last summer as teenagers. Federica and Ciro have bigger dreams than them, but they are used to putting them aside in that territory as beautiful as it is oppressed by all the failed promises, by a cleanup that was never completed and by that factory that has been closed for thirty years now, mysterious and unattainable.

Sema lives in Babadağ district in Denizli. As in many houses in Babadağ, they have to be evicted from the house they live in due to landslides. Sema doesn’t want to leave home because of the bond she has established with her mother. Her husband, Osman, wants to go to the apartment that will be allocated because he sees the move to a public housing apartment as an improvement in social status. She is torn between the environmental pressure and the bond she has established with her mother.

Inspired by true events. Amanda is a young indigenous Mapuche Huilliche woman who lives with her family on a small island in southern Chilean Patagonia. His job is to fish with his uncle from dawn until lunchtime, but there is less and less fish: the intensive exploitation of the archipelago caused by salmon multinationals has made fishing difficult and unproductive.