Britton Caillouette

The Tengu Club, the oldest salmon fishing club in the US meets in the dead of winter in Seattle’s Elliott Bay, when the conditions are horrible, the weather is coldest, and there are hardly any fish to be caught. Almost 100 years later, the club continues this tradition. Why?

The film documents the filmmakers' travels to Ethiopia to learn more about its rich history, which serves as the underpinnings for a contemporary cultural tapestry that interweaves the very old and the very new. It is a visual poem evoking a nuanced narrative portrait of this incredible place. Putting form to tension between history and contemporary life, the film relies on strong, timeless imagery, layered sound design and driving music to create an immersive experience.

Blue Heart tells the story of the last wild river system in Europe and the people fighting to protect it.

Sliding Liberia follows four young surfers to Liberia in search of more than perfect waves. Risking everything to explore the West African country devastated by decades of war, they record the stories of people they meet - people like Alfred, who became Liberia's first surfer after finding a bodyboard while fleeing from rebels. Besides rediscovering a break that could be the best-kept secret in the surfing world, they find something more important - a way to travel responsibly in the 21st century.