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The Bakken oil boom, with its influx of people, wealth, development, and problems, is transforming Montana and North Dakota's landscape and communities. Longtime residents struggle to maintain lifestyles passed down through generations. Throngs of eager newcomers are willing to migrate and sacrifice greatly for the opportunity to strike it rich. The future is uncertain for everyone involved.

Brother Time is a mythic tale of neighbors from different tribes caught in a wider conflict. Kenya erupted in ethnic violence after the 2007 Presidential election, and the two friends fell apart when, suddenly, it was 'not the brother time.' Filmed in the Rift Valley during the clashes, the roots of tribalism are explored as one who saw the worst of the conflict returns home to see his neighbor. To be released during the 2012 Presidential campaign, this message of hope shows it can be Brother Time once again.

Making the invisible, visible. Palestinian women living under occupation in the West Bank. Changing the conversation using video cameras as a form of non-violent activism.

Not Business As Usual is a provocative look at capitalism and its unintended price of success. The film tracks the changing landscape of business with the rising tide of conscious capitalism through the stories of local entrepreneurs who have found innovative ways to bring humanity back into business.

A close look at Puerto Rico's unique relationship with the United States.